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

LJW:TEST
Ophiacodontidae
047694VAUGHN COLLECTION   1967-01-01
United States, Colorado, BADGER CREEK, NEAR HOWARD
LJW:TEST
Ophiacodontidae
047705VAUGHN COLLECTION   1971-01-01
United States, Colorado, BADGER CREEK, NEAR HOWARD
LJW:TEST
Ophiacodontidae
047695VAUGHN COLLECTION   1967-01-01
United States, Colorado, BADGER CREEK, NEAR HOWARD
LJW:TEST
Ophiacodontidae
047693VAUGHN COLLECTION   1966-01-01
United States, Colorado, BADGER CREEK, NEAR HOWARD
LJW:TEST
Ophiacodontidae
047696VAUGHN COLLECTION   1971-01-01
United States, Colorado, BADGER CREEK, NEAR HOWARD
LJW:TEST
Ophiacodontidae
031389PETER P VAUGHN   
United States, Colorado, BADGER CREEK, NEAR HOWARD
LJW:TEST
Eryops grandis (Marsh, 1878)
VPRA-2980[no agent data]   
United States, Colorado, San Miguel, Masked. Call for detailed locality
LJW:TEST
Ophiacodon Marsh, 1878
VPRA-2991[no agent data]   
United States, Colorado, San Miguel, Masked. Call for detailed locality
LJW:TEST
Ophiacodon Marsh, 1878
VPRA-2988[no agent data]   
United States, Colorado, San Miguel, Masked. Call for detailed locality
LJW:TEST
Ophiacodon Marsh, 1878
Lewis and Vaughn   
United States, Colorado, San Miguel, about 4 miles WNW from Placerville; north wall of San Miguel Canyon; see map on p. C9 in Lewis & Vaughn (1965), 38.036388 -108.123611
LJW:TEST
Ophiacodon Marsh, 1878
VPRA-2977[no agent data]   
United States, Colorado, San Miguel, Masked. Call for detailed locality
LJW:TEST
Eryops grandis (Marsh, 1878)
Lewis and Vaughn   
United States, Colorado, San Miguel, about 1 mile SE from Placerville; north wall of San Miguel Canyon; see map on p. C9 in Lewis & Vaughn (1965), 38.006111 -108.042221
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