TRANSYLVANIAN Romanian breed from natural foundations
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Research · Veterinary · Felinology

Supporting Partners.

We are grateful for the support of: The Lyons’ Den · 99 Lives · Miau Vet · MagnifiCats Cat Club.

Relationships described by role · scientific claims remain source-bound

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Supporting Partners

Four relationships, four distinct roles.

These relationships strengthen the project across genetics research, veterinary support and organized felinology. Their inclusion here does not imply that a university, laboratory, registry or club endorses claims beyond its documented role.

The Lyons’ DenFeline Genetics & Comparative Medicine Laboratory of Prof. Leslie A. Lyons · University of Missouri 99 LivesCat Genome Sequencing Initiative · publicly lists “Transylvanian cats – defining the Karpati coloration and pattern” among active projects
Miau Vet veterinary clinic logoVeterinary supporting partner · Bucharest, Romania
MagnifiCats Cat ClubWCF cat club · organizational and felinological support · Romania

Why the distinction matters

Support is not a substitute for evidence.

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The Lyons’ Den and 99 Lives connect the project to an independently visible feline-genetics research ecosystem. Scientific conclusions are cited to Missouri and peer-reviewed sources.

02

Miau Vet is identified for veterinary support; this does not convert routine screening into a breed-wide health guarantee.

03

MagnifiCats Cat Club provides organizational and felinological support within the WCF environment.

04

Registry recognition, research findings and partner relationships are kept as separate evidence categories throughout this site.