Apatosaurus, NSM Monograph #26 - Help!

[Tim Williams <twilliams_alpha@hotmail.com>]

My local university library has been trying to hunt down the recent 
publication by Upchurch, Tomida and Barrett.  So far, to no avail.  Does 
anyone know of ANY library in the country (U.S.) that might have a copy of 
this?  I promise to forward highlights of the paper to this list.

The full ref:

National Science Museum Monographs No.26
ISSN 1342-9574

A new specimen of _Apatosaurus ajax_ (Sauropoda: Diplodocidae) from the 
Morrison Formation (Upper Jurassic) of Wyoming, U.S.A.

Paul Upchurch, Yukimitsu Tomida, and Paul M. Barrett
National Science Museum, Tokyo December, 2004

ABSTRACT: In 1993, a nearly complete postcranial skeleton of Apatosaurus was 
recovered from the Morrison Formation (Upper Jurassic: Kimmeridgian - 
Tithonian) near Thermopolis, Wyoming (USA).  This specimen was purchased by 
the National Science Museum, Tokyo, where it has been mounted for public 
display.  Description of this new Apatosaurus material has yielded 
additional anatomical data that have been used to revise the generic 
diagnosis and species-level taxonomy of the genus.  A
specimen-level cladistic analysis of individuals referred to Apatosaurus 
identifies hitherto unrecognized phylogenetic structure and indicates the 
presence of four valid  species: A. ajax (the type species), A.excelsus, 
A.louisae, A.parvus (comb.  nov.).  The latter species is based on material 
of
"Elosaurus" parvus from the Morrison Formation of Sheep Creek, Wyoming 
(USA).  The cladistic analysis indicates that the Tokyo Apatosaurus can be 
referred to A. ajax, which makes the current study the most detailed 
description of this genotype species.  Revised generic and specific 
diagnoses have allowed re-evaluation of various specimens that have 
previously been assigned to Apatosaurus, including juvenile material from 
Oklahoma.


Thanks

Tim