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SPLASH! milk science update: July 2014 Issue

Among many mammals, lactating females may have extended periods of time in between nursing bouts. This is often the case for females who “cache” or “park” their young in nests, dens, or burrows while they depart to forage more efficiently unencumbered by the presence of the young (parents, you know what I am talking about). The egg-laying echidna is an excellent, if totally weird, example. Afte...

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This article reaffirms ICANN’s commitment to a single, authoritativepublic root for the Internet Domain Name System (DNS) and to themanagement of that unique root in the public interest according to poli-cies developed through community processes. This commitment isfounded on the technical and other advice of the community and is em-bodied in existing ICANN policy. The DNS i...

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