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    • Poly beans
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PolyTrak

In 2006 the database service, PolyTrak, was established to examine expressions of polydactylism in the Maine Coon breed. Although not scientific from the standpoint of controlled  breeding and observations in a sterile lab, the PolyTrak studies have involved a large number of pedigreed Maine Coon kittens and adults in “real-world” settings in the seven-plus years it has functioned. This observational study continues to compare the scientific studies with data tracking from catteries and pet-homes throughout the world. With over 1300 Maine Coons, no noted detrimental effects from a genetic standpoint have been observed, lending credence to to published studies and observations. 

Source: PolyTrak 2014 – Litter & Breeder Tracking

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