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Lindsays Test Sandbox
LJW:TEST	Arenicolites carbonaria (Binney, 1852) YPM IP 160719Karl M. Waage    United States, Colorado, Jefferson County, Morrison Quad, 39.653599 -105.1911 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Arenicolites carbonaria (Binney, 1852) 230311Maples & Suttner    United States, Colorado, El Paso, Unspecified loc. in NE part of Manitou Springs, or in W side of Black Canyon w/in 2.5 mi. of N edge of Manitou Springs, 38.85971 -104.9172 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Arenicolites carbonaria (Binney, 1852) 230342Maples & Suttner    United States, Colorado, El Paso, On W side of Black Canyon, NNE of Manitou Springs, NE 1/4 NW 1/4 SW 1/4 Sec. 33, T13S, R67W, 38.8741 -104.90091 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Arenicolites carbonaria (Binney, 1852) 230314Maples & Suttner    United States, Colorado, El Paso, Unspecified loc. in NE part of Manitou Springs, or in W side of Black Canyon w/in 2.5 mi. of N edge of Manitou Springs, 38.85971 -104.9172 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Arenicolites carbonaria (Binney, 1852) 230312Maples & Suttner    United States, Colorado, El Paso, Unspecified loc. in NE part of Manitou Springs, or in W side of Black Canyon w/in 2.5 mi. of N edge of Manitou Springs, 38.85971 -104.9172 Full Record Details
LJW:TEST	Arenicolites carbonaria (Binney, 1852) 230313Maples & Suttner    United States, Colorado, El Paso, Unspecified loc. in NE part of Manitou Springs, or in W side of Black Canyon w/in 2.5 mi. of N edge of Manitou Springs, 38.85971 -104.9172 Full Record Details

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