[Taxacom] [Tdwg-guid] Demise of Phyloinformatics journal - correction

[Margaret K. Thayer]

Sorry, I thought I had succeeded in getting the Sereno et al. pdf, 
but on rechecking found that Anna Weitzman is right that it seems to 
have disappeared (aside from the abstract).

M.T.

>Both of those papers ARE in the archive.  Pyle's is accessible
>through the first three 2004 links (i.e., apparently no change to the
>web site between archiving saves)  and Sereno et al's is publication
>number 8, accessible via the Dec 25, 2005 link on the page cited
>below.  The link to pdf on the abstract of the latter doesn't work,
>but the direct one on the Dec 25, 2005 page does.  (If you searched
>for "Soreno" on the search page, which I didn't use at all, it didn't
>work because the correct spelling is "Sereno".)
>
>Margaret Thayer

At 11:23 AM 24-11-2006 -0500, you wrote:
 >...
 > > All of Phyloinformatics is still available from the Internet
 > > Archive.  See
 > > http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.Phyloinformatics.org .
 > >
 > > I tested it out and downloaded one article as a full pdf.
 > >
 >
 >They're not all there.  Paul Soreno's TaxonSearch paper isn't there,
 >nor is Richard Pyle's Taxonomer paper.
 >
 >I was able to retrieve everything else of interest on the "search
 >archive" page.  It looks like there were only 8 papers ever on that
 >site.
 >
 >Susan
 >-----
 >Susan Farmer
 >sfarmer at goldsword.com
 >University of Tennessee
 >Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
 >http://www.goldsword.com/sfarmer/Trillium/

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