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An advantage of pen or pasture mating would be:

A) more females can be mated per sire

B) animals with physical handicaps can be mated

C) it requires less time and labor

D) better management occurs because more record keeping is involved

C) it requires less time and labor

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When a cow recognizes that it is not pregnant a Prostaglandin is released:

True or False

True

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The term used to describe a difficult birth is dystocia: True or False

True

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In which stage of the Estrus cycle is the female most receptive to mating?

A) diestrus

B) metestrus

C) estrus

D) proestrus

E) anestrus

C) Estrus

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Hand mating allows more females to be mate to a given sire: True or False

True

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Which glands produce fluids that makeup part of semen? Choose all that apply:
A) seminal vesicles

B) testicles

C) cowpers

D) prostate

E) cervix

A) seminal vesicles

B) testicles

D) prostate

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The male and female organs of copulation are the:
A) vagina and testicles

B) ovaries and testicles

C) vulva and scrotum

D) vagina and penis

E) ovaries and epididymis

D) vagina and penis

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Which species has the highest percent use of mating using AI?

A) beef cattle

B) dairy cattle

C) swine

D) sheep

E) poultry and turkeys

E) poultry and turkeys

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Ovulation is:

A) the time from conception to birth

B) the release of an egg from the ovary

C) the meeting of an egg and sperm in the female reproductive tract

D) the passage of the fetus out of the female body during birth

B) the release of an egg from the ovary

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Castrated males are less aggressive than intact males because they lack testosterone: True or False

True

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Heifers estrus cycle givers her a chance to become pregnant every 28 days: True or False

False; 21 days

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Which species are seasonally anestrous? Choose all that apply:

A) cattle

B) horses

C) sheep

D) swine

B) horses

C) sheep

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In the presence of progesterone the dominant follicle will ovulate and then undergo cell death: True or False

False; dominant follicle will NOT ovulate, however, it will undergo cell death (atresia)

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Which species have a normal estrus cycle of 21 days? Choose all that apply:

A) sheep

B) cattle

C) swine

D) horses

E) poultry

B) cattle

C) swine

D) horses

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Putting a bull in a field with 20 cows is an example of pen mating: True or False

True

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The act of mating in animals is called:

A) ejaculation

B) estrus

C) copulation

D) semenation

E) gestation

C) copulation

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The term for a female bovine that has NOT given birth is:

A) heifer

B) cow

C) mare

D) ewe

E) none of these

A) heifer

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The best place for fertilization of the egg to occur is in the oviduct: True or False

True

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The “S“ shaped curve in the penis of some farm males is called the:

A) cowper’s muscle

B) cremaster muscle

C) sigmoid flexure

D) vas deferens

C) sigmoid flexure

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The term for the removal of an animal’s testicles is;

A) castration

B) estrus

C) ejaculation

D) copulation

E) semen

A) castration

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The term for a castrated pig is:

A) boar

B) steer

C) gelding

D) barrow

E) capon

D) barrow

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A crytorchid is:

A) a male that was castrated after reaching sexual maturity

B) a female that has multiple offspring

C) a male that has a retained testicle

D) a male that is not yet sexually mature

E) a female that is in heat

C) a male that has a retained testicle

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Advantages of hand mating include: Choose all that apply:

A) mating more females per sire

B) less time and management needed

C) animals not capable of pen mating can be mated

D) less feed is required

A) mating more females per sire

C) animals not capable of pen mating can be mated

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Estrous Sync may be described as:

A) times when females don’t cycle

B) times when females cycle but aren’t bred for some reason

C) manipulation of the normal estrous cycle

D) animals that cycle during gestation

C) manipulation of the normal estrous cycle

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A corpus luteum forms after an egg is released from the ovary

True or False

True

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Which gland secretes a fluid which cleans the urethra before ejaculation occurs?

A) seminal vesicles

B) prostate

C) cowpers

D) testicles

E) ovaries

C) cowpers

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Which is NOT an advantage of estrus sync?

A) better use of time and facilities

B) once a female is synced, she will always be synced

C) female can be bred at a pre-determined time

D) offspring may be more uniform at market time

B) once a female is synced, she will always be synced

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Standing Estrus in cattle lasts 15 hours: True or False

True

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In which organ do sperm cells ripen or mature?

A) testicles

B) epididymis

C) vas deferens

D) prostate

E) seminal vesicles

B) epididymis

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In which stage of the estrus cycle is the female most receptive to mating?

A) diestrus

B) metestrus

C) estrus

D) proestrus

e) anestrus

C) estrus

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Which group are known as short-day breeders?

A) all sheep

B) black-faced sheep

C) white-faced sheep

D) horses

E) cattle

B) black-faced sheep

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Which species may be called a long day breeder?

A) cattle

B) horses

C) sheep

D) swine

E) poultry

B) horses

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The testicles produce both sperm and the hormone testosterone: True or False

True

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The male of which species would have the highest volume of ejaculate?

A) cattle

B) swine

C) horse

D) chickens

E) sheep

B) swine

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Which part of the female reproductive tract is made of dense, elastic tissue and serves as a passage for both semen and the fetus being born:

A) the cervix

B) the vagina

C) the oviduct

D) the ovary

E) none of these

A) the cervix

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Compared to other females, mares have which of the following reproductive characteristics? Choose all that apply.

A) longest duration of estrus

B) shortest duration of estrus

C) longest gestation period

D) highest concentration of sperm cell production

E) shortest estrous cycle

A) longest duration of estrus

C) longest gestation period

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The female of which species has the shortest duration of estrus?

A) cattle

B) sheep

C) swine

D) horses

E) a and c are the same

A) cattle

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Which is a product that can be used to synchronize estrus in females? Choose all that apply.

A) LA 200

B) Lutalyse

C) regimate

D) MGA

B) Lutalyse

C) regimate

D) MGA

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A corpus luteum forms after an egg is released from the ovary? True or False.

True

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Progesterone is produced by the:

A) pituitary gland

B) cervix

C) follicles on the ovary

D) corpus luteum

E) testicles

D) corpus luteum

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Standing Estrus in cattle lasts 15 hours.

True or false

True

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Anestrous refers to:

A) females that cycle on a regular 17-21 day interval

B) females that do not cycle for periods of time

C) females that have longer than usual cycles

D) females that continue to cycle even though they are bred

B) females that do not cycle for periods of time

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The cremaster muscle performs which function?

A) raises and lowers the scrotum and testicles

B) extension the sigmoid flexure

C) forces ejaculation by squeezing the testicles

D) presses on the cowper’s gland

E) allows the male to mount the female when she is in heat

A) raises and lowers the scrotum and testicles

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The purpose or function of the amnion is:

A) collect and hold waste material from the developing fetus

B) fills with fluid to protect the fetus

C) allows the cervix to stretch so the fetus can pass through

D) attached to uterus to transfer nutrients

B) fills with fluid to protect the fetus

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Follicles in the female are stimulated to grow by the hormone LH?
True or False

False; FSH hormone stimulates the follicles to grow

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The hormone that causes muscle contractions which help expel the fetus through the birth canal is:

A) progesterone

B) relaxin

C) oxytocin

D) LH

E) estrogen

C) oxytocin

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Progesterone and estrogen are both produced by the ovaries?

True or False

True; they are essential hormones for reproductive function produced by the ovaries.

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The length of estrous cycle for most farm animals is 15-17 days

True or False

False

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The outer most portion of the female reproductive tract is the uterus

True or False

False; the outermost portion of the female reproductive tract is the vulva.

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The only conclusive sign that a cow is in estrus is standing to be mounted by other animals

True or False

True; this behavior indicates that the cow is receptive to mating.

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Which are methods of syncing estrus in farm animal females? Choose all the apply:

A) using artificial lighting

B) administering hormone like products

C) feeding high fiber feeds

D) feeding high levels of fat-soluble vitamins

E) administering antibiotics

A) using artificial lighting, B) administering hormone like products

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FSH induces the destruction of the CL

True or False

False

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Which hormones are produced by the pituitary gland in females? Choose all that apply:
A) testosterone

B) progesterone

C) FSH

D) LH

E) estrogen

C) FSH

D) LH

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As follicles grow they produce increasing amounts of estradiol

True or False

True

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A female horse that has given birth is a:

A) filly

B) heifer

C) ewe

D) gelding

E) mare

E) mare

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The female of which species has the shortest gestation period?

A) cattle

B) sheep

C) horses

D) swine

E) all are the same

D) swine

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Which stage of gestation involves cell differentiation and attachment to the uterus or uterine wall?

A) zygote

B) fetus

C) embryo

D) none of these

C) embryo

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The term for an intact horse is a:

A) gelding

B) capon

C) boar

D) stallion

E) mare

D) stallion

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If a cow does not become pregnant, concentrations of progesterone will begin to decrease on day 17.

True or False

True

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The first step in embryo transfer is to flush the eggs from the donor female

True or False

False

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The first stage of gestation is called the embryo

True or False

False

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The “normal“ presentation of a fetus is the top side up with the head and front legs ready to enter the birth canal

True or False

True

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The term for giving birth in swine is:

A) foaling

B) farrowing

C) kidding

D) nurturing

E) gestating

B) farrowing

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Where does the LH (Lutenizing Hormone) come from?

A) corpus luteum

B) pituitary gland

C) ovary

D) follicle

B) Pituitary Gland

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What is the function of LH (Lutinizing Hormone)?

A) Cause the female to come into heat

B) Form a follicle

C) Form a CL

D) Regress the CL

D) Regress the CL

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What is the order of hormones from day 0 until the end?
A) estrogen, progesterone, LH, FSH

B) progesterone, estrogen, LH, FSH

C) FSH, estrogen, progesterone, LH

D) LH, progesterone, estrogen, FSH

A) estrogen, progesterone, LH, FSH

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What hormone is responsible for maintaining pregnancy?

A) LH

B) estrogen

C) progesterone

D) prostaglandin

C) progesterone

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An animal that is dominant in both traits is a

A) a crossbred

B) homozygous animal

C) heterozygous animal

D) an f1 animal

E) a purebred

B) homozygous animal

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The scrotum allows animals to regulate temperatures by up to

A) 10 degrees

B) 4-6 degrees

C) 1-2 degrees

D) 3 degrees

B) 4-6 degrees

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The age of first breeding of a gilt is

A) 7-8 months

B) 9-10 months

C) 5-6 months

D) 1 year

A) 7-8 months

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In Hereford cattle, the whitefaced gene is dominant (W) while the horned gene is recessive. Angus cattle have the dominant gene for the polled trait (P). IF two black baldies (Hereford x Angus) are mated, what would be the expected percentage of colored faced, horned calves?

A) 56%

B) 75%

C) 12.5%

D) 0.0625%

D) 0.0625%

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Semen should be deposited in the ___ when artificially inseminating a heifer.

A) uterus

B) uterine horn

C) vagina

D) cervix

A) uterus

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_____ is the biological phenomenon that causes crossbred offspring to outproduce the average of their parents.

A) incomplete dominance

B) EPD’s

C) hybrid vigor

D) homozygous

C) hybrid vigor

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Where does FSH come from?

A) ovary

B) pituitary gland

C) corpus luteum

D) Follicle

B) pituitary gland

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How long is the beef reproductive cycle?

A) 18 days

B) 28 days

C) 24 days

D) 21 days

D) 21 days

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Where does the fetus grow until birth?

A) cervix

B) uterine horn

C) uterus

D) vagina

B) uterine horn

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What happens on day 0 of the cycle?

A) CL is formed

B) ovulation

C) standing heat

D) FSH release

C) standing heat

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What is the catchers mit around the ovary?
A) uterine horn

B) cervix

C) infundibulum

D) labia

C) infundibulum

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If a red shorthorn cow (RR) is mated to a white shorthorn bull (WW), how many roan calves could I expect?

A) 50%

B) 25%

C) 100%

D) 75%

C) 100%

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____ is mating calves of similar genetic background to each other. (Father and Daughter)

A) inbreeding

B) linebreeding

C) crossbreeding

D) purebreeding

B) linebreeding

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Tubes which move sperm to urethra at mating are:

A) cowpers

B) infundibulum

C) seminal vesicles

D) vas deferens

D) vas deferens

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What does the egg travel down to get to the uterine horn?
A) oviduct

B) uterus

C) infundibulum

D) urethra

A) oviduct

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What is the number one reason a cow does not cycle.

A) follicular cyst

B) CL will not regress

C) pituitary gland is not functioning

D) malnutrition

D) malnutrition

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Estrogen comes from?
A) follicle

B) CL

C) pituitary gland

D) uterus

A) follicle

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What is the pregnancy term for a cow?

A) 278

B) 280

C) 283

D) 286

C) 283

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The color roan is an example of:
A) hybrid vigor

B) incomplete dominance

C) homozygous

D) line breeding

B) incomplete dominance

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Occasionally a cow will get an untreatable follicular cyst that acts like a CL. Why will the cow not breed?

A) there is not a constant flow of estrogen

B) there is a constant flow of progesterone

C) there is a constant flow of prostaglandins

D) there isn’t enough FSH

B) there is a constant flow of progesterone

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_____ is mating calves of the same genetic background to each other. (Brother and Sister)

Inbreeding

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The age of first breeding of a horse is

A) 1 year

B) 18 months

C) 2 years

D) 30 months

C) 2 years

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EPD’s are a useful tool to help producers select breeding livestock. EPD stands for?

A) estimated performance data

B) expected progency data

C) expected progency differences

D) expected performance data

C) expected progency differences

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When the CL is killed or regressed what happens

A) prostaglandins are formed

B) FSH is produced

C) estrogen is produced

D) ovulation

B) FSH is produced

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IF you give a female a prostaglandin shot like Lutalyse what will happen?

A) come into heat

B) form a follicle

C) kill the CL

D) end the production of FSH

C) kill the CL

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How does an animal retract its penis into the body cavity

A) retraction tendon

B) copulation

C) sigmoid flexure

D) cowper’s gland

C) sigmoid flexure

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In hereford cattle, the whitefaced gene is dominant (W) while the horned gene is recessive. Angus cattle have the dominant gene for the polled trait (P). If two black baldies (Hereford x Angus) are mated, what would be the expected percentage of whitefaced, polled calves?

A) 75%

B) 25%

C) 56%

D) 12.5%

C) 56%

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What is formed after ovulation.

A) corpus luteum

B) follicle

C) FSH

D) LH

A) corpus luteum

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An animal that is an F1 is

A) an inbred calf

B) the homozygous calf born out of a heterozygous cow

C) a linebred calf

D) the first cross between two breeds

D) the first cross between two breeds

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What is MGA used for

A) allowing heifers to think they are pregnant for a few days

B) stimulating the follicle to produce FSH

C) stimulating the production of estrogen to bring heifers into heat

D) regressing the CL

A) allowing heifers to think they are pregnant for a few days

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What is the number one reason for not artificially breeding or syncing cattle

A) time and labor

B) cost

C) facilities

D) poorer conception rates

A) time and labor

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embryos and fetuses in mammals only ideally implant and develop in the body of the uterus.

True or False

true