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work_umbhdiqnlvf7zhwgm6hkbwkrzi	Heidi G. Parker	The bald and the beautiful: hairlessness in domestic dog breeds	2016	8	.pdf	application/pdf	6388	1044	73	canine, genomics, mutation, breed, variation, coat in the American Hairless Terrier breed. Domestic dogs are unique among land mammals in that they display an extraordinary amount of phenotypic variation across populations or breeds [1,2]. has been the availability of large families, with single stud dogs often producing dozens of litters, as well as the rigour with which breed structures are furnishings; FGF5, which controls much of the fur length phenotype, and KRT71, which contributes to curl; and FOXI3 and SGK3, which produce hairlessness—are shown. For many dog breeds the length, degree of curl and hair Other hairless breeds include the Argentine Pila dog, the Among the most interesting of the hairless dogs is the Chinese crested dog, a breed for which multiple varieties exist. addition to hairlessness, the dogs with FOXI3 mutations often domestic dog breeds are a self-contained study in genetics. The bald and the beautiful: hairlessness in domestic dog breeds	./cache/work_umbhdiqnlvf7zhwgm6hkbwkrzi.pdf	./txt/work_umbhdiqnlvf7zhwgm6hkbwkrzi.txt