is a science and business of producing livestocks

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uses their expertise to solve problems regarding livestock production and management

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is concerned with foods of animal origin and with companionship including their nutrition, care, welfare

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art, science & industry of managing animals and its profits and products

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deals with animals for economic purposes

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animals that are kept for satisfaction/amusement

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Why is animal husbandry art, science & industry

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deals with scientific knowledge regarding animals

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why is animal science an industry, art, and science

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____ is an umbrella of ____; ____ is a territory of ____

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deals with everything regarding animals with or without economic motives.

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maintaining and improving animals under domestication

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represents knowledge of hunter gatherers who started domestication

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Study of heredity

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Uses biometry to improve farm production

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Study of how animals use food for body needs.

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Most important environment factor.

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covers the mechanisms of life

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study of how diseases and related factors affect productivity

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State other than state of healthy

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animal welfare assessment, behavioral control

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handles meat products

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edible flesh of animals

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Products other than carcass meat

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handles milk and its other forms

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technological applications of biology

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supply 82.3% of total food of the world

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Supply 17.7% of world food (in US it provides 27%)

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important source of protein

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products that are nutrient dense

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is more likely to have essential amino acid than plants

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is a more stable and sustainable agriculture

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ensured a steady food supply

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were domesticated when they accepted food from humans

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were developed when humans selected animals with desirable traits

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Closely related group that share similar characteristics as result from breeding

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modern cattle descended from?

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cattle that originated from Europe and British Isles

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cattle that originated from India, Africa

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most familiar breed of Bos indicus

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was domesticated 4000 yrs ago

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were brought from Mexico to PH (1586)

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descended from Sus scrofa (European wild boar) and Sus vittatus (East Indian pig)

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first domesticated by Chinese 4900 BC

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Pig remains were found in what area of PH

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what were the two remains found in PH

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shows status, wealth. Used as diety offerings; stregthens alliances

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first among domesticated animals; is used for fiber meat and milk

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are major sheep-producing areas

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who brought the swine, cattle, goat, sheep, and horses to the New world (1493)

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US became centre of sheep producing industry due to its abundance of what?

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The common sheep in PH brought by Spaniards

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Goats descended from wild goats found where?

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Goat remains from the Neolithic age were found in what village

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Who introduced goats to PH

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used as prestige gifts; ritual feasts and commonly used as trade

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Horses evolved from an animal which was 1 ft tall lived in swamps, 58 million years ago

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The horse ancestor is a native from which country

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Where was horse first domesticated (before 3000 BC)

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Who brought the ancestor of the wild horses found in Western ranges?

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Served mainly as pack animals and riding

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mainly used for plowing and pulling wagons

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Heavier draft horses were introduced by which country

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were first domesticated 3500 yrs ago

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Who were raising chickens in the earliest 4000 BC

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When did the modern system of raising poultry develop

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Common poultry descended from what

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where is the origin of poultry raising

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Charles Darwin believed that common poultry descended from? Where is it located. When was it domesticated

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thought to have domesticated in America; descended from species native to Mexico and US

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Living things are classified by?

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2 of the Largest 5 major kingdoms

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Farm Animals are further classified as?

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It means animals with backbone

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Means animals with backbone/skeleton

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Class mammalia have how many heart chambers?

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Is homeothermic, which means they can regulate their own body temp

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Separates thoracic (chest cavity) from abdominal cavity in mammalia

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class mammalia has what type of body

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where does class mammalia secrete their milk to feed their young?

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In class mammalia, where does embryo form?

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have 4 chambered hearts, is homeothermic but have slightly higher body temp than mammals

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Class Aves have what body type?

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Have light, hollow bones. Has an air sac attached to their lungs

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in class aves, where does embryo develop?

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What does class aves have instead of teeth?

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Rats, mice and squirrels are from what order?

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Monkeys are from what order?

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dogs, cats are from what order?

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Dogs are under what family

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Cats are under what family?

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Cheetah is under what Genus

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Lion, tiger is under what Genus

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Domesticated cat is under what genus

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is divided into varieties, breeds, strains

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Scientific name of Lion

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Scientific name of tiger

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horse scientific name

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Ass scientific name

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camel sci name

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Cattle humpless sci name

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Cattle hump sci name

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Buffalo sci name

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sheep sci name

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goat sci name

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pigs sci name

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rabbit sci name

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chicken sci name

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mallard duck sci name

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muscovy duck sci name

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goose sci name

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turkey sci name

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rock pigeon sci name

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ostrich sci name

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Guinea fowl sci name

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quail sci name

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Japanese quail sci name

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deals with domestic animals

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