New Paper (Redux)

["Jerry D. Harris" <jdharris@dixie.edu>]

Hi All -

   Hey, thanks to everyone for all the requests for my new paper in 
_Anatomical Record_!  (We'll see if everyone's still so excited after they 
read it...)  I should make a clarification, however:  sadly, I don't have 
any electronic copies of the paper yet.  I'm presuming that an actual PDF of 
the final thing won't be issued until the December issue of the journal 
verges on release (that way the PDF will have the page numbers, etc.).  At 
the moment, only the HTML version exists, and I can't even see what _that_ 
looks like because my current institution doesn't have electronic access to 
the journal!  8-O  But I'm working on the problem via a couple of avenues. 
If/when I get a hold of the HTML version, I'll be happy to paste it all into 
an MS Word document and/or PDF file and send that around.  I hope to have 
electronic access in a week or so, so I just ask a wee bit of patience. 
Thanks!  Of course, said HTML version isn't exactly citable in the 
traditional sense, but you can certainly cite it using the DOI number until 
then.

   Speaking of DOI numbers, I should have another paper out any day now in 
the _Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature_ (another one to which I don't have 
access at the moment) on the use of DOI numbers in the 
_Epidendrosaurus_/"_Scansoriopteryx_" case.  It's supposed to be out in the 
September issue of the journal, but I don't know if that's been released yet 
or when it will be (if it hasn't).  Anyone have a library with subscription 
to this?

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Jerry D. Harris
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