Ruminant lab (History)

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Late Triassic

Era characterized by primitive forms of mammals and dinosaurs, with dinosaurs reaching the size of giraffes and mammals being the size of rats.

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Cretaceous

Period marked by the emergence of an ice age and asteroid impact leading to the death of plants and herbivorous mammals.

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Late Eocene Period

Time when ruminants first appeared, including the stem ruminantia.

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Oligocene

Time when pecora first appeared

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E.Miocene

  • Antilocapridae

  • Giraffomorpha

  • Cervidae

  • Bovidae

  • Tragulidae

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I.Miocene

Time when Moschidae first appeared

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Extant Species

Species that are alive or have survived to the present day without becoming extinct.

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Extinct species

  • dead or totally vanished in the environment

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Conservation Biologist

Professionals who work to increase the population of endangered animals through methods like captive breeding and reintroduction.

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Artiodactyla

Order of even-toed, hoofed animals, including stem pecora and stem ruminantia.

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Perissodactyla

Order of odd-toed, hoofed animals.

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Bovidae

Group of ruminants characterized by having horns, such as sheep, cattle, antelope, and goats.

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Cervidae

Group of ruminants with branched antlers that shed and regrow annually, like deer, elk, and caribou.

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Giraffidae

Group of ruminants with long necks, thin lips, and prehensile tongues, including giraffes, okapis, and zebras.

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Tragulidae / Chevrotain

  • small species of ruminants

  • E.g. Philippine mouse deer(Pilandok)

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Antilocapridae

Pronghorn species of ruminants

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Moschidae

Smelly/musky animal species

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Domesticator appeared in ______

Pleistocene epoch

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Old stone age

paleolithic age

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New old stone

Neolithic age

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They hunt and gather a food

Hunter and gatherers

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People who move to follow migrating animals for food.

Nomads

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Establishment of settlements near sustainable food sources like rivers.

Permanent Settlement

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People who domesticated animals, like cattle, during the Paleolithic and Neolithic ages.

Domesticator

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Cattle came from french noetic word ______means possession

Shattle

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first domesticated in europe and asia.

Cattle

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Modern cattle species with a hump, originating from Europe and Asia.

Bos Taurus

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What breed of cattle does bos taurus came from?

aurochs cattle x celtic shorthorn cattle

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What is the common name for bos taurus?

Taurine

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Modern cattle species without a hump, originating from tropical regions like Asia.

Bos Indicus

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What is the common name for Bos indicus?

Indicine

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Ancestor of the modern cattle of asia?

Bos indicus

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Ancestor of the modern cattle of africa?

Bos taurus africanus

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Who is the Goddess of love?

Hathor

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They believe in the polytheism, they belief that cattle is sacred animals that is home of 33 types of gods.

Hinduism

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when people died they will go either Goat(bad) and Sheep(good)

Christianity

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paid by the bride's family to the groom or his family at the time of marriage


Dowry

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Feeding Behavior

Different feeding habits like browsing (e.g., giraffes) and grazing (e.g., sheep).

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Philippine national symbol act of 2014

House bill 3926

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Feeding behavior, wherein choosing the top of shrubs,forages

Browser

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Feeding behavior, wherein they extend their head to the ground to eat a grass

Grazer