diff --git a/docs/croissant-spec.md b/docs/croissant-spec.md
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@@ -1248,7 +1248,7 @@ More generally, when a `RecordSet`is assigned a `dataType`, some or all of its f
 - Either the `@id` of the field has the name of the property as a suffix, e.g., a field with `@id` "cities/latitude" corresponds to the property "[sc:latitude](http://schema.org/latitude)" associated with the data type [sc:GeoCoordinates](http://schema.org/GeoCoordinates).
 - Or there is an explicit mapping specified on the Field, via the property `equivalentProperty`.
 
-When a field is mapped to a property, it can inherit the range type of that property (e.g., latitude and longitude can be or of type Text or Number). It may also specify a more restrictive type, as long as it doesn't contradict the rang of the property (e.g., require the values of latitude and longitude to be of type Float).
+When a field is mapped to a property, it can inherit the range type of that property (e.g., latitude and longitude can be or of type Text or Number). It may also specify a more restrictive type, as long as it doesn't contradict the range of the property (e.g., require the values of latitude and longitude to be of type Float).
 
 A cities `RecordSet` with fields implicitly mapped to latitude and longitude: