What was Axelrod's hypothesis about the Cambrian explosion?

Creationists are fond of quoting Axelrod as saying, " One of the major unsolved problems of geology and evolution is the occurrence of diversified, multicellular marine invertebrates in Lower Cambrian rocks on all the continents and their absence in rocks of great age."They conveniently omit the subtitle of the article, which reads, "A new hypothesis than can in some measure be tested explains its origin in terms of coastal sites."I don't have access to that article, so I can't find out what that hypothesis is.
Could someone look it up for me? Here is the bibliographic information:Axelrod, D. I. 1958. Early Cambrian marine fauna: A new hypothesis that can in some measure be tested explains its origin in terms of coastal sites. Science 128, 3314 (July 4): 7-9.Edited by tomato, : No reason given.Edited by tomato, : No reason given.

I found the 1st page:http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/pdf_extract/128/3314/7For the rest you need someone with a subscription to Science magazine. Only you and moderators can post to this thread, but if someone has it they can send you an email or a PM.AbE: I should add that because Axelrod published his paper more than a half century ago that it is far more important to understand how well his ideas have fared since then. Have his ideas been accepted into the mainstream of scientific thought, or are they at least still current?Edited by Admin, : Add AbE.

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