I would think this is a typo...it should be doi


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Subject: Dog number of an article?

Hello all,


I am working with a student and faculty member who have submitted an article for a publication, and they were told they needed to include a "dog number" for one of their citations.  I have never heard of a "dog number" before. Is anyone familiar with this, and how to find such a number?


Thanks,

Kate



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