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LJW:TEST	Amblotherium gracilis (Marsh, 1879) Marsh;H. Felch, J. B. Hatcher, & Utterback   1877-00-00 United States, Colorado, Fremont, 38.539501 -105.224701 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Kepolestes coloradensis Simpson, 1927 USNM V2723F. Brown   1883-00-00 United States, Colorado, Fremont County Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Dryolestidae Rasmussen and Callison;G. L. Callison & party   1970-00-00 United States, Colorado, Mesa, Fruita Paleontological Area, 4.8 km WSW of Fruita; S 1/2 sec 13 and N 1/2 sec 24, T1N, R3W, Ute principal meridian. Evans 1996: "a series of sublocalities...all apparently exposing the same horizon", 39.200001 -108.800003 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Amblotherium Owen, 1871 Marsh;H. Felch, J. B. Hatcher, & Utterback   1877-00-00 United States, Colorado, Fremont, 38.539501 -105.224701 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Kepolestes coloradensis Simpson, 1927 VPM-20155Marsh Party   1885-01-01 United States, Colorado, Masked. Call for detailed locality Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Kepolestes coloradensis Simpson, 1927 YPM VP 038172Othniel C. Marsh    United States, Colorado, Fremont County Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Dryolestidae Harris and Carpenter;B. Small   1992-00-00 United States, Colorado, Fremont, Garden Park, N of Cañon City, Fremont Co, CO., 38.541 -105.212502 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Dryolestidae Foster    United States, Colorado, Mesa, Southwest of Fruita, Colorado, in the Fruita Paleontological Resource Area (FPA). Coordinates are based on the town of Fruita., 39.058613 -108.728889 Full Record Details

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