"Hatched Pokémon have higher IVs"

#PokemonGO: With the recent discovery of (or at least deeper insight into) Pokémon IVs I quickly noticed (and looked for) a trend regarding eggs, and decided to log all of my hatched Pokémon and a random selection of my other Pokémon and THIS is what I ended up with.I've got a lot more wild Pokémon, so my selection there is a lot bigger, but it's also a lot less random. But rather consistently they can both be graphed into a somewhat messy bell-curve (my sample size is too small for neat looking curves).I also grabbed their average high and low possible IV%: Catch high: 60.8% Catch low: 38.8%Egg high:84.4% Egg low:58.9%So caught Pokémon have an average of 50%+/-20%-units and hatched Pokémon have an average of 72%+/-12.5%-units. On average, eggmons have an IV% that's just 20 units over catchmons. Just straight up. That translate to an extra 9 IV-points, or +3 on each IV.TL;DR: Eggmons get better IVs. Probably +3 on all IVs.PS: I wouldn't be opposed to gathering more data, but I don't want to go through screenshots and whatnot. If you want to submit data, just comment or PM. Please use on of these formats:"EGG/CATCH/LURE Species;CP;HP;Stardust cost" Example: "EGG Porygon;940;85;2500" OR "EGG/CATCH/LURE IV%low;IV%high" Example: "EGG 80;84"EDIT: Someone suggested lured Pokémon also might have a stat bonus, which is something I hadn't considered. So please let me know if a Pokémon was lured and that now makes my smallest data set, so I need lots of them. via /r/TheSilphRoad http://ift.tt/29Yq8oC