Cant view heatmaps in adobe acrobat pro XI Mac

Using AAP xi on a mac. I create a few moderately high density heatmaps in R that display w/o a problem with Mac "preview" but will not render (are not visible) in AAP xi. Can anyone tell me what the problems is?

Note that a small example file can be found at:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/6460858/bccPart.pdf
This file is also viewable in FireFox using the "Pdf Viewer" extension,
Thanks,
Joe

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