307001–307100
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307101–307200
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307201–307300
|-id=m261 | 307261 Máni || || Máni is a personification of the Moon from Old Norse as described in the Prose Edda. Máni is the son of Mundilfari and the brother of Sól, the Sun. ||
307301–307400
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307401–307500
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307501–307600
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307601–307700
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307701–307800
|-id=m761 | 307761 Vérteslászló || 2003 VF || László Vértes (1914–1968) was a Hungarian paleontologist, speleologist, and prehistorian who led numerous cave excavations. He uncovered many prehistoric settlements, his best-known discovery was the skull fragment remains of a 350000-year- old prehistoric human named “Samu“, found in Vértesszőlős. ||
307801–307900
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307901–308000
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