We modify Tsujii's example [9] to show that in contrast with the one-dimens
ional. case, piecewise uniformly expanding and C-r maps of the plane may:
(1) either have no absolutely continuous invariant probability measures (a.
c.i.p. for short) and be such that every point is statistically attracted t
o a fixed repelling point;
(2) or have infinitely many ergodic a.c.i.p.