Google Scholar has indexed the arXiv version and publisher version of my paper - but lists arXiv over the publisher. How to fix this? I published a paper in Nature. (Not really, but just an example.) I put the preprint of the article up on arXiv. Now on Google Scholar it shows: 

A definitive proof that P=NP when N=1 
R Dodecahedron
arXiv preprint arXiv:3141.59265 12  2017


When I click the article, it says "Cited by 20    Related articles    All 6 versions". When I click All 6 versions, the Nature bibliographic information is listed there. How do I get that to be listed as default, instead of the preprint version, on my Scholar profile? As the article was published two years ago, I do not think the problem will fix itself at this point.
I'm not 100% sure this will work (since I don't really have a way to test it), but I think you can try this. On your Google Scholar page (signed in):


Click on the link to the article in question --> this should pop up a window with more details.
Click on the "edit" symbol (pencil).
At the bottom, select "Unmerge this article and add it to my profile as a separate entry." --> close the window.
Select the two (or more) versions of the article and select merge.
This should pop up a window asking you to "Select the best version of the article." --> choose the Nature version.


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