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Dataset: LJW-TEST
Taxa: Apternodontidae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lindsays Test Sandbox

LJW:TEST
Apternodus Matthew, 1903
83026   
United States, Colorado, LOGAN
LJW:TEST
Apternodus Matthew, 1903
87449Edwin C. Galbreath   
United States, Colorado, LOGAN
LJW:TEST
Oligoryctes Hough, 1956
87423Edwin C. Galbreath   
United States, Colorado, LOGAN
LJW:TEST
Apternodus Matthew, 1903
83032   
United States, Colorado, LOGAN
LJW:TEST
Apternodus iliffensis Galbreath, 1953
9112Edwin C. Galbreath   1948-00-00
United States, Colorado, LOGAN
LJW:TEST
Apternodus Matthew, 1903
83049   
United States, Colorado, WELD
LJW:TEST
Apternodus Matthew, 1903
83033   
United States, Colorado, LOGAN
LJW:TEST
Oligoryctes Hough, 1956
Galbreath   
United States, Colorado, Logan, 40.799999 -103.099998
LJW:TEST
Apternodontidae
Stucky et al.   
United States, Colorado, Moffat, 40.599998 -108.099998
LJW:TEST
Apternodus iliffensis Galbreath, 1953
Asher et al.   
United States, Colorado, Washington, "just west of Elba", 40.24889 -103.308334
LJW:TEST
Oligoryctes Hough, 1956
YPM VP 015112James Mellinger   1960-04-14
United States, Colorado, Weld County
LJW:TEST
Oligoryctes Hough, 1956
YPM VP 015110James Mellinger   1960-04-14
United States, Colorado, Weld County
LJW:TEST
Oligoryctes Hough, 1956
YPM VP 015111James Mellinger   1960-03-14
United States, Colorado, Weld County
LJW:TEST
Apternodus iliffensis Galbreath, 1953
Galbreath   
United States, Colorado, Logan, 40.799999 -103.099998
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