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Regarding the number part: what if there were athletes that did not come out yet? (I don't know how it works, totally ignorant on the matter)
Then for the rest I see what you mean. I guess my opinion as a science guy is to do more tests (like, let them openly compete, more data more sense)
I'm specifically talking about trans women on hormone replacement therapy here. There is no significant movement towards including trans women not on hormone replacement in women's sport at elite levels.