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ANSC107 Exam 1 TAMU

Breed - answer Animals of common origin having characteristics that distinguish them
other groups within the same species

Sire Breed - answer Fast growing, muscular, late maturing, low milking

Maternal Breed - answer Heavy milking, early maturing sexually, inherently fertile, small
to moderate size

Dual Purpose Breed - answer Excel in sire and maternal characteristics

Useful to segregate breeds according to maturing rates can be an indicator of - answer
Frame size at maturity, chronological age at maturity, leanness, marbling ability,
muscling, fleshing ability, fertility

Angus (cattle) - answer Scotland, black, naturally polled, and moderate size

Hereford (cattle) - answer England, red with white face, poorest marbling, cancer in the
eye easily because sunburn

Shorthorn (cattle) - answer English, red, white, & roan, excellent milk production

Bos Indicus Breeds - answer Eared cattle; long and floppy ears

Brahman (cattle) - answer India, red & gray, heat tolerance, disease & insect resistance
& crossing ability, highest stress cattle

Brangus (cattle) – answer U.S., 5/8 Angus and 3/8 Brahman, high energy, good
mothers

Santa Gertrudis (cattle) – answer U.S., 5/8 Shorthorn and 3/8 Brahman, developed on
the King Ranch in Kingsville, TX by Robert J. Kleberg, Santa Cruz composite

Beefmaster (cattle) – answer U.S., 6 essentials: weight, conformation, fertility,
hardiness, disposition, and milking ability. No color pattern.

Hardiness (cattle) - answer They can survive anywhere

Charolais (cattle) - answer France, large framed, off-white, heavy birth weights and
large mature size

, Chianina (cattle) - answer Italy, one of the world's oldest breeds. Traditionally short,
straight off-white hair coat. Now they are black and fluffy

Limousin (cattle) - answer France, extremely lean, reddish gold

Texas Longhorn (cattle) - answer Hobby breed

Ranking Breeds - answer Hot & Humid, material traits, muscularity, marbling ability, cold
winters, rapid growth

Brown Swiss (cattle) - answer Switzerland, large docile, brown to various shades, from
light brow with gray or silvery tones to very dark brown, lowest production dairy breed,
have high libido so they figure out when women are in heat

Holstein-Friesian (cattle) - answer Netherlands, highest fluid milk production, dominant
breed of dairy cattle, black & white color pattern

Jersey (cattle) - answer Isle of Jersey, small, buttermilk production, light tan to dark
fawn

Swine Breeds - answer Seedstock productions, commercial producers, corporate
production units

Seedstock Productions - answerProducing genetics for commercial protection

Commercial Production - answerOutcome is protein

Corporate Production Units - answerSpecific goals, guidelines, and restrictions

Swine Reproduction - answerFast turnover

Swine Association - answerNational Pork board (educate meat scientist)

Landrace (hog) - answerDenmark, most prolific swine breed that is longer than other
breeds because of an extra vertebrae (lots of offspring)

Yorkshire (hog) - answerEngland, erect ears

Duroc (hog) - answerReddish brown with drooping ears, body looks like legs when
shared but still looks hairy

Hampshire (hog) - answerU.S., black with a white belt around shoulders, pig

Pietrain (hog) - answerBelgium, susceptible to stress, pale soft & exudative

Pale Soft and Exudative (PSE) - answerPale, low pH, low water capacity

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