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LJW:TEST	Helicelasma rusticum (Billings, 1858) Sweet    United States, Colorado, Central Colorado, 38 -105 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Streptelasma Hall, 1847 Bass and Northrop    United States, Colorado, Garfield, Glenwood Caynon of Colorado River near Shoshone and near Glenwood Springs; coordinates based on the location of Glenwood Canyon and location relative to the towns of Glenwood Springs and Shoshone., 39.549999 -107.25 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Streptelasma Hall, 1847 Elias    United States, Colorado, 38.483334 -105.283333 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Palaeophyllum Billings, 1858 OU 196393    United States, Colorado, Fremont Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Streptelasma Hall, 1847 OU 42932    United States, Colorado, Fremont Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Palaeophyllum Billings, 1858 OU 42944    United States, Colorado, Fremont Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Streptelasma Hall, 1847 OU 196300    United States, Colorado, Fremont Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Streptelasma Hall, 1847 OU 196301    United States, Colorado, Fremont Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Streptelasma Hall, 1847 OU 196299    United States, Colorado, Fremont Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Palaeophyllum Billings, 1858 OU 196392    United States, Colorado, Fremont Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Streptelasma Hall, 1847 OU 196298    United States, Colorado, Fremont Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Streptelasma Hall, 1847 Sweet    United States, Colorado, Central Colorado, 38 -105 Full Record Details

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