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LJW:TEST	Brachychirotherium Beurlen, 1950 Parrish and Lockley;J. M. Parrish & M. G. Lockley   1983-00-00 United States, Colorado, Mesa, from Alabaster Box Mine, near Gateway, Dolores River Valley, western Colorado, 38.646606 -108.914368 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Pseudotetrasauropus Ellenberger, 1972 Parrish and Lockley;J. M. Parrish & M. G. Lockley   1983-00-00 United States, Colorado, Mesa, from Alabaster Box Mine, near Gateway, Dolores River Valley, western Colorado, 38.646606 -108.914368 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Chirotherium Kaup, 1835 Lockley;M. Lockley, K. Conrad, M. Paquette   1991-00-00 United States, Colorado, Moffat, 14 separate tracksites inside DNM, NW Colorado, but no individual data provided, 40.513054 -108.948746 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Brachychirotherium Beurlen, 1950 Lockley;M. Lockley, K. Conrad, M. Paquette   1991-00-00 United States, Colorado, Moffat, 14 separate tracksites inside DNM, NW Colorado, but no individual data provided, 40.513054 -108.948746 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Chirotherium lulli Bock, 1952 Parrish and Lockley;J. M. Parrish & M. G. Lockley   1983-00-00 United States, Colorado, Mesa, from Alabaster Box Mine, near Gateway, Dolores River Valley, western Colorado, 38.646606 -108.914368 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Brachychirotherium Beurlen, 1950 Lockley and Hunt    United States, Colorado, Las Animas, "closer to the Three Corners area" than the Furnish Canyon tracksite, 37.005123 -102.98996 Full Record Details

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