Vet med Term. Ch5: What is in a name (part 4)

Intact male goat or deer (cervidae)

buck

Intact female goat or deer (cervidae)

doe

Young goat

kid

Goat giving birth

freshening or kidding

Intact male bovine or elk (cervidae)

bull

Intact female bovine elk (cervidae)

cow

Male bovine castrated when young

steer

Young female bovine that has not given birth

heifer

Young bovine

calf

Bovine giving birth

calving

male bovine castrated after maturity

stag

giving birth to dairy animals; also called freshen

freshening

young female pregnant with her first calf; also called first calf heifer

springing heifer

sexually imperfect, usually sterile female calf born as a twin with a male calf

freemartine

bull used to detect female bovine in heat, surgically diviated as not to impregnate female; also called teaser bull

gomer bull

Young deer

fawn

Young feaml elk

heifer

Canine =

dog

Feline =

cat

Lagomorph =

rabbit

Cavy =

guinea pig

Murine

mouse or rat

Psittacine =

parror and includes other birds with bills for cracking seeds

___and ___ are two type os anserine

goose and duck

Ratite =

large, flightless bird (ostrich, emu, and rhea)

Porcine =

pig/swine

Equine =

horse, poney, donkey, and mule

Donkey =

Ass/burro

Ovine =

sheep

Caprine =

goat

Camelid =

Llama, alpaca, guanaco, vicuna

Cervidae =

deer, elk, moose, caribou