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Evidence of later stages of domesticated sheep and goats (herd management ) can
be found in modern Turkey where small villages sites with round houses showed
evidence of livestock keeping. This evidence dates back to about - ANS-8,000 BP
The overall nutritional value of goat and sheep milk is ______ compared to cow
milk. - ANS-greater
Sheep and goats remain the most important domesticated livestock in all counties
today . - ANS-false
Based on the goat experiment described in class that tested goat's attunement to
human faces and body postures (Nawroth et. al., 2016) we can conclude that -
ANS-goats attend to body and head orientation
As an example of a close relationship between sheep and sheep-owner, the 2001
epidemic of Foot & Mouth disease led to a large increase in sheep-owner suicide.
Question 5 options:a) Trueb) False - ANS-true
The earliest evidence of sheep and goat domestication comes from the region of -
ANS-SW Asia (Fertile Crescent region)
Sheep and goat provide many products and uses, in the past and in the present.
What are these values? (select all that apply) - ANS-hide or wool
medical research
bone
sinew
dung
yogurt
cheese
milk
horn
meat
, The 2001 epidemic of "Hoof & Mouth Disease" in Europe was important case for the
field of Human-Animal Interaction because - ANS--not this one: it showed that a
disease can spread rapidly from flock to flock
Similar to studies on human attunement to dogs, there are many studies showing
that humans are well attuned to goat behavior because of our 10,000 years
together. - ANS-False
As an example of a close relationship between sheep and sheep-owner, the 2001
epidemic of Foot & Mouth disease led to a large increase in sheep-owner suicide. -
ANS-true
The Fertile Crescent, an area east of the Mediterranean Sea, is known as the first
site where plant domestication by humans occurred. The fertile crescent was aptly
named for being rich in a wide variety of plants including wheat and barley that
could easily be domesticated. From this we can conclude that the development of
domestication in the fertile crescent followed the PUSH model.
Question 1 options:a) Trueb) False - ANS-False
Humans were unable to domesticate the Zebra because - ANS-it's dangerously
aggressive
Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 pathways to animal domestication? -
ANS-Predator pathway
Which of the following statements accurately describes early horticulturalists? -
ANS-They were hunter-gatherers that settled and became the first farmers.
Archeological evidence from the Neolithic shows that - ANS-the first permanent
settlements were still small, consisting of about 20 mud-walled houses.
When humans began domesticating plants and animals, they engaged in
"ecosystem engineering". Which of the following statements best describes this kind
of ecosystem engineering? - ANS-Humans significantly altered the Earth's
environment, acting as co-directors of their own and other species' evolution.
Which of the following characteristics would make a wild animal a poor candidate
for domestication by humans? - ANS-A long flight distance
Which of the following is NOT a component of the commensal pathway to animal
domestication? - ANS-Partnership
Pastoralists were farmers, and they domesticated goats via the commensal
pathway. - ANS-False
Archeological evidence from the Neolithic shows that - ANS-the first permanent
settlements were still small, consisting of about 20 mud-walled houses.
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Evidence of later stages of domesticated sheep and goats (herd management ) can
be found in modern Turkey where small villages sites with round houses showed
evidence of livestock keeping. This evidence dates back to about - ANS-8,000 BP
The overall nutritional value of goat and sheep milk is ______ compared to cow
milk. - ANS-greater
Sheep and goats remain the most important domesticated livestock in all counties
today . - ANS-false
Based on the goat experiment described in class that tested goat's attunement to
human faces and body postures (Nawroth et. al., 2016) we can conclude that -
ANS-goats attend to body and head orientation
As an example of a close relationship between sheep and sheep-owner, the 2001
epidemic of Foot & Mouth disease led to a large increase in sheep-owner suicide.
Question 5 options:a) Trueb) False - ANS-true
The earliest evidence of sheep and goat domestication comes from the region of -
ANS-SW Asia (Fertile Crescent region)
Sheep and goat provide many products and uses, in the past and in the present.
What are these values? (select all that apply) - ANS-hide or wool
medical research
bone
sinew
dung
yogurt
cheese
milk
horn
meat
, The 2001 epidemic of "Hoof & Mouth Disease" in Europe was important case for the
field of Human-Animal Interaction because - ANS--not this one: it showed that a
disease can spread rapidly from flock to flock
Similar to studies on human attunement to dogs, there are many studies showing
that humans are well attuned to goat behavior because of our 10,000 years
together. - ANS-False
As an example of a close relationship between sheep and sheep-owner, the 2001
epidemic of Foot & Mouth disease led to a large increase in sheep-owner suicide. -
ANS-true
The Fertile Crescent, an area east of the Mediterranean Sea, is known as the first
site where plant domestication by humans occurred. The fertile crescent was aptly
named for being rich in a wide variety of plants including wheat and barley that
could easily be domesticated. From this we can conclude that the development of
domestication in the fertile crescent followed the PUSH model.
Question 1 options:a) Trueb) False - ANS-False
Humans were unable to domesticate the Zebra because - ANS-it's dangerously
aggressive
Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 pathways to animal domestication? -
ANS-Predator pathway
Which of the following statements accurately describes early horticulturalists? -
ANS-They were hunter-gatherers that settled and became the first farmers.
Archeological evidence from the Neolithic shows that - ANS-the first permanent
settlements were still small, consisting of about 20 mud-walled houses.
When humans began domesticating plants and animals, they engaged in
"ecosystem engineering". Which of the following statements best describes this kind
of ecosystem engineering? - ANS-Humans significantly altered the Earth's
environment, acting as co-directors of their own and other species' evolution.
Which of the following characteristics would make a wild animal a poor candidate
for domestication by humans? - ANS-A long flight distance
Which of the following is NOT a component of the commensal pathway to animal
domestication? - ANS-Partnership
Pastoralists were farmers, and they domesticated goats via the commensal
pathway. - ANS-False
Archeological evidence from the Neolithic shows that - ANS-the first permanent
settlements were still small, consisting of about 20 mud-walled houses.
