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From my Chris Zink seminar notes, and I have no idea where these trends came from, because my notes are apparently not that fantastic. But.
When altered before maturity: medium/large breed male longer radius/ulna longer tibia medium/large breed female longer scapula longer humerus longer femur dwarf breeds male longer scapula longer humerus longer radius longer ulna longer femur longer tibia female no apparent effect toy no significant effect
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Unless there is significant methodology they aren't putting in their summary, as far as I can tell there is no attempt whatsoever to identify, let alone control for, confounding factors (breed, size/bone length of relatives of the dogs in the study (if known), diet/nutrition, where the dog was acquired, how old the dog was when it was acquired, just to name a few). So as it stands, it's nothing more than a suggestion that further study is warranted IMO. ETA: I actually truly, sincerely wish someone would do some well designed studies about this stuff. It's frustrating. |
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