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Text: all data has been collected, prepared and deposited in a public repository by the authors of the article. the current data is based only in fossil specimens, to which it has been assigned a specific catalog number. all these fossil specimens used to do this publication, are completely available in a public repository. the context information for each fossil specimen, is saved in an internal data base of the institution. this public repository is: the paleontological collection of the alcaldía bolivariana del municipio urumaco and museo paleontologico de urumaco, estado falcón, venezuela. this paleontological collection does not have a website with a public databank. access to this paleontological collection is permitted for national or foreign researchers with previous permission. access to the collection is obtained by a request directly with the curator of paleontology collection and the competent authorities of the bolivarian mayoralty urumaco, falcon state, venezuela. other fossils referred and illustrated in our article, belong to the museo de ciencias de caracas (mcnc) and to the centro de investigaciones antropologicas, arqueologicas y paleontologicas de la universidad experimental francisco de miranda, falcón estate, venezuela. these institutions have paleontological collections with public access, which is obtained by a request directly with the curator of the collection and the competent authorities. all relevant data necessary to replicate the results presented in our article, are available in these paleontological collections of public access referred above.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>

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