Talk:Chondrodystrophy

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Animal Kingdom and Breeding

I added a brief note on deliberate breeding to the Causes section, with a forward to the article Ancon_(sheep). I also provided an independent citation in doi format. Please note that the Ancon_(sheep) piece was an orphan for 5 years prior to this change. While I think that providing an example of this phenomenon occurring in the animal kingdom is highly relevant, other editors may of course disagree. I only request that should future editors remove this link, that they check and if necessary re-add the Orphan status to the Ancon_(sheep) article. Thanks. Jaydubya93 (talk) 16:39, 7 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]