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Which marker is most commonly used to determine liquid turnover rate?


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???




Which of the B complex vitamins are synthesized by rumen microbes?

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The rumen microbes manufacture all of the water-soluble B-complex
vitamins, including biotin, niacin, thiamin and riboflavin.




List 2 reasons why fat may be added to animal diets.


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-provide energy and a source of essential fatty acids in the diet
-adequate amounts of fats are essential for the absorption of fat-soluble
vitamins
-fats are used to synthesize various compounds required by the animal or
stored in fat deposits as an energy reserve
-integral part of the lipid-protein structure of cell membranes
-important in the structure of prostaglandins




____ is a compound found in corn that enhances skin color (yellow color) in broilers
(type of poultry used for meat production) and yolk color in eggs.


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xanthophills




High energy cereal grain that has the highest digestible energy content for animals, is
regarded as the best feed grain, and is the cereal grain that all other feed grains are
compared to in North America.


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, corn




Water is the most important nutrient! A general definition for good-quality water is
that it should contain less than 2,500 mg/l (0.25%) of ____


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dissolved solids




In the aflatoxin article posted in Moodle, what is the maximum level allowed by the
FDA for finishing beef cattle?


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300 ppb




%_______ = 100 - %(water+CP+EE+ash+CF)


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NFE




List the fat soluble vitamins.


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, A, D, E, K




Which of the following is the major site of roughage fermentation in the rabbit?


a. Cecum
b. rumen
c. stomach
d. Omasum
e. small intestine
f. colon


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a. cecum




The soft feces produced by the rabbit and mouse are also referred to as ____


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cecotrophs




A ____ is a balanced mixture of feedstuffs which nourish the animal for more than 24
hours.


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diet

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