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LJW:TEST	Lytoceras traski Anderson, 1938 Anderson, 1938 LACMIP 10017.10W. P. Popenoe, D. W. Scharf   1931-07-31 USA, California, Shasta County, Bald Hills, 40.4 -122.6 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Lytoceras traski Anderson, 1938 Anderson, 1938 LACMIP 10017.11W. P. Popenoe, D. W. Scharf   1931-07-31 USA, California, Shasta County, Bald Hills, 40.4 -122.6 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Eotetragonites shoupi Murphy, 1967 Murphy, 1967 LACMIP 10017.19W. P. Popenoe, D. W. Scharf   1931-07-31 USA, California, Shasta County, Bald Hills, 40.4 -122.6 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Eotetragonites shoupi Murphy, 1967 Murphy, 1967 LACMIP 10017.20W. P. Popenoe, D. W. Scharf   1931-07-31 USA, California, Shasta County, Bald Hills, 40.4 -122.6 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Lytoceras batesi (Trask, 1855) (Trask, 1855) LACMIP 10017.28W. P. Popenoe, D. W. Scharf   1931-07-31 USA, California, Shasta County, Bald Hills, 40.4 -122.6 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Eotetragonites shoupi Murphy, 1967 Murphy, 1967 LACMIP 10017.4W. P. Popenoe, D. W. Scharf   1931-07-31 USA, California, Shasta County, Bald Hills, 40.4 -122.6 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Eotetragonites shoupi Murphy, 1967 Murphy, 1967 LACMIP 10017.9W. P. Popenoe, D. W. Scharf   1931-07-31 USA, California, Shasta County, Bald Hills, 40.4 -122.6 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Eotetragonites shoupi Murphy, 1967 Murphy, 1967 LACMIP 10019.2W. P. Popenoe, D. Scharf    USA, California, Shasta County, Bee Creek, 40.5 -122.6 Full Record Details

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