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

LJW:TEST
Nanosaurus agilis Marsh, 1877
Carpenter   
United States, Colorado, Fremont, Garden Park, N of Cañon City, Fremont Co, CO., 38.547501 -105.231598
LJW:TEST
Othnielosaurus consors (Marsh, 1894)
Kirkland and Armstrong   
United States, Colorado, Mesa, Rabbit Valley, Mesa Co, Colorado, 39.2383 -108.995796
LJW:TEST
Nanosaurus Marsh, 1877
Marsh;H. Felch, J. B. Hatcher, & Utterback   1877-00-00
United States, Colorado, Fremont, 38.539501 -105.224701
LJW:TEST
Othnielosaurus consors (Marsh, 1894)
VP15417   
United States, Colorado, Moffat County
LJW:TEST
Othnielosaurus consors (Marsh, 1894)
USNM V5829M. Felch   1886-00-00
United States, Colorado, Fremont County
LJW:TEST
Othnielosaurus consors (Marsh, 1894)
USNM V5828M. Felch   1883-12-01
United States, Colorado, Fremont County
LJW:TEST
Nanosaurus victor Marsh, 1877
YPM VP 001914John Jennings, S. C. Robinson   1970-01-01
United States, Colorado, Fremont County
LJW:TEST
Laosaurus consors (Marsh, 1894)
YPM VP 001937Benjamin F. Mudge, Samuel W. Williston   1877-01-01
United States, Colorado, Fremont County
LJW:TEST
Nanosaurus rex (Marsh, 1877)
YPM VP 001915Benjamin F. Mudge, Samuel W. Williston   
United States, Colorado, Fremont County
LJW:TEST
Nanosaurus Marsh, 1877
Carpenter   1990-00-00
United States, Colorado, Fremont, Garden Park, N of Cañon City, Fremont Co, CO., 38.546501 -105.231598
LJW:TEST
Hallopus victor (Marsh, 1877)
Marsh;D. Baldwin   
United States, Colorado, Fremont, W 1/2, NE 1/4, sece. 28, T17S, R70W; Garden Park, N of Cañon City, Fremont Co, CO., 38.542198 -105.226097
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