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human
Can you publish a paper excluding one of the authors?

I have completed an internship and the paper is due to be published. It was between myself, another intern and a supervisor. 
However, the supervisor and the intern are still in touch and it appears that she took credit for the work I have done. The supervisor is also saying the research is her “own”. 

I have not received any updates regarding the paper or the publications, yet they are still in touch. 

I’m afraid they will get rid off my name when submitting the paper for publication. 

What can I do? Is there anything that would be good to prepare (save or obtain) in case they will actually remove my name? Are there any organisations that could support me?

I still have messages from them, where we were discussing the work and the draft of the paper saved. They deleted the website where we listed who did what (however I doubt this has ever been checked in advance since specific graphs I created, the supervisor later said it was the other girl who did them)
gpt
I would just send emails saying that you would like to be included in the writing and revision of the manuscript. Of you contributed to the paper your name shouldn't be removed, but if you aren't part of the process you can't expect your name to be very high on the list, even if it's their fault.