Origin of Albino Axolotls

Sorry to drag up an old post...

I just received a copy of the article from the Journal of Heredity that Ed mentioned above- many thanks to the Indiana University Axolotl Colony! ... Well worth reading, if anyone's still interested. I could scan it and then maybe one of the mods could put it up somewhere on the axolotl site? I don't know how this would work with copyright laws?
 
It would violate copyright laws to post a published paper on the Internet. Although... if it dates back to 1971, is that long enough to be out of copyright? I'm not sure.
 
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