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

LJW:TEST
Kionoceras Hyatt, 1884
Sweet   
United States, Colorado, Central Colorado, 38 -105
LJW:TEST
Kionoceras Hyatt, 1884
Sweet   
United States, Colorado, Central Colorado, 38 -105
LJW:TEST
Michelinoceras Foerste, 1932
174541   
United States, Colorado, Fremont County, Canon City
LJW:TEST
Orthoceras Bruguière, 1789
174524   
United States, Colorado, Fremont County
LJW:TEST
Orthoceras Bruguière, 1789
PE 1237   
United States, Colorado, Fremont
LJW:TEST
Kionoceras Hyatt, 1884
Miller et al.   
United States, Colorado, Central Colorado., 38.5 -105.166664
LJW:TEST
Orthoceras Bruguière, 1789
282395Moore, Raymond C   
United States, Colorado, Fremont, Hill with flextures, N US 50, ± 5 mi W of Canon City
LJW:TEST
Orthoceratidae
282382Moore, Raymond C   
United States, Colorado, Fremont, Hill with flextures, N US 50, ± 5 mi W of Canon City
LJW:TEST
Kionoceras Hyatt, 1884
25072   
United States, Colorado, Fremont, 3637, 38.4 -105.2
LJW:TEST
Orthoceras Bruguière, 1789
282394Moore, Raymond C   
United States, Colorado, Fremont, Hill with flextures, N US 50, ± 5 mi W of Canon City
LJW:TEST
Orthoceras Bruguière, 1789
174525   
United States, Colorado, Fremont County
LJW:TEST
Kionoceras Hyatt, 1884
Sweet   
United States, Colorado, Central Colorado, 38 -105
LJW:TEST
Kionoceras Hyatt, 1884
Frederickson and Pollack   
United States, Colorado, Fremont, collected from a small saddle in the lower silty shale about thirty feet above base of Harding Formation. NW1/4, sec. 35, T.17S, R.69W., 38 -105
LJW:TEST
Orthoceras Breynius, 1832
Kindle   
United States, Colorado, "SW Colorado, four corners area; coordiates approximated for SW Colorado in the vicinity of the 4 Corners region.", 37.25 -108.75
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Google Map

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