Animal Science Exam

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The female parent of cattle, sheep, pigs, and goats is know as

Dam

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Which of the following contributes the greatest to the worldwide milk supply?

Cow

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Something that farmers need to take into consideration when deciding what type of farming system (conventional vs non-conventional) to develop

Public health concerns, Animal Welfare, Economic concerns, Ecological concerns

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The type of Agricultural region that is able to earn profit

Developed

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Which of the following is generally the most profitable way to use land

Crop production

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The process of giving birth is known as

Parturation

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About how much greenhouse gas emissions are due to livestock themselves rather than manure?

90%

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The name of the meat associated with goats

Chevon

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Non-food products that would be in higher demand for someone in an underdeveloped country

Manure, Urine, Skin, Hide, Various by-products like bone

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Which of the following is considered THE major source of fat in human diets?

Milk and milk products

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Human uses for animals

Food, Products, Sports, Religion

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Meat production worldwide continues to ____, whereas in the US, our meat consumption continues to ______

increase, decrease

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Which is NOT considered a discipline of animal science

Human Companionship

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Which group is predicted to become the #1 consumed meat product by 2050?

Poultry

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What time of farming: Use high-yielding breeds of livestock, Large-scale farms, Machinery and the latest technology used to improve efficiency, Extensive use of pesticide and fertilizer, Relies on all types of modern veterinary health products for treatment

Conventional Farming

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What type of farming: Lower overall yield and productivity per animal, practices attempt to improve soil fertility and biodiversity, Farming practices can easily be modified to meet local production conditions and market/demand, Animals used for weed control, Animals not confided mainly due to large amount of pasture needed for feeding

Organic Farming

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Female cattle that has yet to reproduce

Heifer

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Castrated male cattle

Steer

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Adult female cattle that has given birth

Cow

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Intact adult male cattle

Bull

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Giving birth in cattle world is called

Calving

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Immature offspring of cattle

Calf

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A group of cattle

Herd

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Scientific name for cattle

Bovine

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Female pig that has yet to reproduce

Gilt

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Castrated male pig

Barrow

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Adult female pig that has given birth

Sow

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Intact adult male pig

Boar

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Giving birth in pig world is called

Farrowing

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Immature offspring of pig

Piglet

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A group of pig

Herd

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Scientific name for pig

Porcine or Swine

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Female sheep that has yet to reproduce

Ewe lamb

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Castrated male sheep and goat

Wether

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Adult female sheep that has given birth

Ewe

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Intact adult male sheep

Ram

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Giving birth in sheep world is called

Lambing

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Immature offspring of sheep

Lamb

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A group of sheep

Flock

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Scientific name for sheep

Ovine

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Adult female goat that has given birth

Nanny

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Intact adult male goat

Billy

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Giving birth in goat world is called

Kidding

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Immature offspring of goat

Kid

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A group of goat

Herd

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Scientific name for goat

Caprine

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Lay large #s of eggs

Layers

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Young male chicken

Cockeral

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Adult female chicken

Hen

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Intact adult male chicken

Rooster

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Giving “birth” in chicken world is called

Laying

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Immature offspring of chicken

Chick

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A group of chicken

Flock

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Chicken raised for meat purposes

Broiler

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One’s _____ are traits that you can easily observe and measure

Phenotype

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An animal that has only a glandular simple stomach for digestion is knoas as a ____ species

Monogastric

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The term for bringing food to the mouth is known as

Prehension

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Was is NOT a function of water

Energy

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Which product of rumination provides up to 50% crude protein

Bacterial cells

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The amount of nutrients found in a ration depends on what

Level of production, Type of digestive tract the animal has, Products one is interested in selling, Type of species that ration is fed to

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Contraction that control regurgitation during rumination originates from where

Reticulum

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Which of the following stages would NOT require a ration with a high amount of energy

Maintenance

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Acceptabilty of feedstuff or ration for consumption is known as

Palpability

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Wool color is considered a ____ trait

Qualitative

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Nutrients provide what

Metobolic regulation, Building blocks for the body, Energy, Sustain life processes

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Which of the following is the “true stomach” of ruminant animals

Abomasum

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Which of the following components of proximal feed analysis measures nitrogen

Crude protein

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Which product of rumination provides the most energy

Volatile fatty acids

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What results in a change in genetics over time

Genetic drift, Mutations, Migration of new animals into the herd or flock, Selection of traits to keep for future generations

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Animals that eat only plants are called

Herbivores

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These are examples of what: Cellulose, Starch, The largest percentage of nutrients found within common feedstuffs

Carbohydrates

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These are examples of what: Amino Acid chains

Protein

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These are examples of what: Fatty acids, Glycerol, is 2.5 times higher energy than carbohydrates

Lipid

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These are examples of what: Vitamin A

Lipid soluble vitamin

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These are examples of what: Oyster Shells, Lime

Mineral

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These are examples of what: Vitamin C

Water soluble vitamin

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What is: High in cellulose, Low in sugar and starch, Takes the longest to ruminate, Weathered, Low quality, Mature at harvest

Roughage

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What is: Anerobic fermintation results in this product, Can be stored for long periods of time

Silage

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What is: Cereal grains, High in starch and fat

Energy Feeds

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What is: High moisture content (50-80%)

Pasture

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What is: Immature at harvest, Contains higher amounts of calcium and carotene, Bulk of ruminant diets

Forage

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What is: Products from meat, fish, and dairy processing, Corn gluten meal

Protein supplemation

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Beef Cattle Breeds:

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Sheep Breeds:

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Dairy Cattle Breeds:

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Swine Breeds:

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Genetic Program for Beef Cattle:

EPD

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Genetic Program for Dairy Cattle:

DHI

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Genetic Program for Swine:

STAGES

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Genetic Program for Sheep:

NSIP

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Progesterine is secreated from which ovarian structure

Corpus Luteum

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The primary reproductive organ in the male is the

Testicle

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The type of uteri found in most livestock species

Bicornate

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Oocytes are housed in which stricture of the ovary

Follicles

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Which hormone released from the brain is associated with ovulation in female and testerone production in males

Luteinizing horomone

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The period of sexual receptivity in female domestic animals is known as

Estrus

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Which hormone released from the brain is associated with follicle development in female and sperm production in males

Follicle stimulating hormone

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Estrogen is secreted from which ovarian structure

Follicle

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High amounts of estrogen result in the release of which hormone from the hypothalamus? This hormone will eventually result in ovulation

GnHR

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If a female is pregnant, which horomone from the luteal phase will remain at a high level to support the pregnancy

Progesterone

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