Aperture 3.1.1 & DCR 3.6 Fails to import Nikon P7000 NRW files

What is wrong - DCR 3.5 was supposed to add the P7000? Does this capability require 10.6.x?

Your questions got me on the proper path. Now I can load the NRW files into Aperture. The key was to first transfer the files from the card to a folder and then on into Aperture.
The P7000 is a new camera for me and I am just testing and getting a feel for it. As none of the shots seemed to worth saving and I was loading them directly from the card. All 6 files were shown as being available for import but when I checked all the files I got a message about some files being unacceptable. I unchecked the NRWs and the jpegs were loaded. The SDHC card plugs into a SanDisk MobileMate SD+ memory card reader and that into a USB port on the from the Mac Pro. My usual camera is a D200 and I always first load its photo files into folder and then import them into Aperture from the folder. I'll have to use the same procedure for the P7000 as well.
Thanks for the very useful and quick replies.

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