| Question | Answer |
| define animal science | study of domesticated animals |
| first domesticated animal was _______ | sheep |
| last domesticated animal was______ | horse |
| animal science principles (8) | breeding -- heredity
nutrition -- nutrients and body's use
physiology -- physical and chem processes
animal health -- diseas
ethology -- biology of animal behavior
meat science
biotech -- adaptation of biology via technology (insulin)
dairy science |
| whats is worlds farm popuation | 4.5 billion |
| contributions animals made to humanity (7) | food
clothing
draft animals
entertainment
biomedical research
companionship
by products |
| what is a nutrient | chemical substance providing nourishment for the body |
| which animal is currently responsible for producing the most meat in the world | pork |
| _____ will take over the most meat production in the world by 2020. Why? | poultry
- tech
- genetics
- management |
| ___ produces the second most milk production in the world | buffalo |
| non food animal contributions (5) | drafting
weed control
fiber/hide
conservation
ecological |
| what animal product is renewable | wool -- its sheared every year |
| __ produces wool | sheep |
| ____ produces mohair/cashmere | goats |
| what species produces Huacaya and Suri fleece | alpacas |
| draft animal uses (3) | packing
pushing
pulling |
| five categories of stresses | climatic -- weather
internal -- gains entrance to body
geographical -- location - altitude and terrain
nutritional -- lack of nutrition
social - other animals, humans |
| three factors causing climatic stress | weather
temp
sunburn
wind
solar radiation |
| what causes nutritional stress | drought and lack of forage |
| two causes of internal stresses | pathogens
toxins |
| two reasons for geographical stress | terrain
altitude |
| two situations of social stress | human interaction
other animals (dominance) |
| three ways animals adapt | morphological/anatomical - color, horns
physiological - internal changes
behavioral - finding food, protecting itself |
| four climates | tropical - humid and rainy
desert - dry and hot
cold - stress and lack of food
temperate - most productive |
| what climate is most productive agriculturally | temperate |
| three levesl of ag development and countries | developed - usa
subsistance - china
primitive - africa |
| six nutrients | water
lipids
proteins
carbs
vitamins
minerals |
| two types of feedstuffs | concentrate - grain
forage - hay |
| six stages of production | maintenance
growth
finishing
production
reproduction
work (draft) |
| three reproductive techniques | embryo transference
AI
envitroo |