Retrodeformed diplodocid vertebrae and phylogeny

[Jocelyn Falconnet <j.falconnet@gmail.com>]

Dear all,

The new Palaeontologia Electronica is out: one of the papers it includes 
is about tooth microstructure in two archosaurs (see Ben's previous 
mail). The second paper might be of some interest for some of you, but 
the paper is strangely unavailable:

Emanuel Tschopp, João Russo, and Gordon Dzemski. 2013. Retrodeformation 
as a test for the validity of phylogenetic characters: an example from 
diplodocid sauropod vertebrae. Palaeontologi Electronica 16(1).

Found on : 
http://palaeo-electronica.org/content/indexes/2013-1-table-of-contents

As you can see, there are two hypertext links that are working just 
fine, but there is none on the title of this particular paper. And I was 
unable to get it using the "Browing" thumbnail either...

Is it just an omission ?

Cheers,
Jocelyn
--
"As a Professor of Science, I assure you we did in fact evolve from 
filthy monkey men." Hubert J. Farnworth.