Animal breeding - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ENWC201 Exam 1 UD Latest Update 100% Verified Additive mortality then a tornado rips through; 50% deer die regardless of other factors Age distribution number of individuals of each age in a population reproductive capacity differs at each age class mortality differs at each age class Allopatric Speciation existing in different places Areas of Highest Loss The Amazon basin and southeast asia(deforestation and expansion of crops) Oceanic(overfishing and pollution) Beha...

Which of the following defines animal by products? - animal products used as ingredients in nonmeat products When compared to cow's milk, goat's milk is which of the following? - more easily digested by humans Difficulty giving birth in cattle is referred to as which of the following? - Dystocia EPD stand for which of the following? - Expected Progency Difference Which of the following breeding systems is designed to maximize hybrid vigor and produce replacement females through the rotat...

ANSC 1401 Crossland Final Exam Questions With Verified Answers Why would the population growth rate of poultry be greater than large animals? faster reproduction Why has pork been the most widely produced meat source world wide? pigs eat waste, reproduce in litters, faster reproduction Why would the US be less reliant on manure and urine as fertilizer than developing countries? mechanized agriculture T/F: Developing countries consume more meat than developed countries false ...

Etorphine hydrochloride and carfentanil citrate are ultrapotent opioids that are sometimes used as extralabel (not FDA approved) for euthanasia of wildlife or captive large animals. They are _____ only when other methods for euthanasia are not available. A. Acceptable B. Acceptable with Conditions C. Unacceptable D. Adjunctive - Answer- Acceptable with Conditions AALAS: AVMA How does the AWA/AWRs define 'animal'? - Answer- The term "animal" means any live or dead dog, cat, monkey...

A hand is how many inches - 4 Agonistic behavior - Aggressive activity by an animal along with submissive behavior of another An IM injection in a horse is given where - Gluteals or semimembranous/ tendinosus region Barren mare - Not pregnant, but was bred in current or previous season Best location to take a pulse - Facial artery Broodmare - Mare used for breeding Caslick - Procedure done on mares who have a shelf on their vulva from previous foaling to prevent fecal accumulation and pot...

CPIA Study Cards Questions with Correct Answers Etorphine hydrochloride and alfentanil citrate are ultrapotent opioids that are sometimes used as extra label (not FDA approved) for euthanasia of wildlife or captive large animals. They are _____ only when other methods for euthanasia are not available. A. Acceptable B. Acceptable with Conditions C. Unacceptable D. Adjunctive - Answer-Acceptable with Conditions AALAS: AVMA How does the AWA/AWRs define 'animal'? - Answer-The term ...

Animal Science Certification Latest Version Graded A+ A female pig which has yet to have a litter is referred to as which of the following gilt Ear tags are more often placed in which of the following parts of the animal auricle In reference to the needles, gauge means which of the following diameter of needle Soybean meal and cottonseed meal are usually fed to provide which of the following protein Vibrissae is the scientific term for which of the following whiskers what is...

CPDT-KA Study Guide with Complete SolutionsCPDT-KA Study Guide with Complete SolutionsCPDT-KA Study Guide with Complete SolutionsCPDT-KA Study Guide with Complete Solutions Species Designation - ANSWER-Canis Lupis Familiaris What does "Tame" mean? - ANSWER-(v) to domesticate; (adj) a domesticated animal which is not dangerous or frightened of people; What is "Domestication"? - ANSWER-(v) Adapting an animal (or plant) to life in intimate association with and to the advantage of human...

CPDT-KA Study Guide Questions and Answers. Species Designation (Ans- Canis Lupis Familiaris What does "Tame" mean? (Ans- (v) to domesticate; (adj) a domesticated animal which is not dangerous or frightened of people; What is "Domestication"? (Ans- (v) Adapting an animal (or plant) to life in intimate association with and to the advantage of humans; (adj- "domestic") An animal that has undergone extensive behavioral and biological changes resulting from selective breeding over th...

ANSC 1401 Lab Final Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed T or F? All dogs are superior to other animals when it comes to detection of explosives false Which odorant are humans better at detecting than dogs? amyl acetate or formic acid Dogs have _____ different types of olfactory receptors. 1000 T or F? SQ injections are typically used for administration of vaccines? true in dogs the DHPP vaccine is given in a ___ dose series? 4 FVRCHP vaccines are typically given to cat...