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Mammals and milk

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Hayley Frend, a researcher in the Department of Pathology, will talk about the biology of mammary glands and milk, and how these relate to the environment and biology of various mammals. Her display at the Conversazione had fascinating facts about the quantity and composition of the milk of diverse mammals.

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