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Decrease size of operations=increase cost of production - Answer False Where does most food contamination come from? - Answer You What term is used when animals are allowed to eat all they want anytime they want? - Answer Ad Libitum What does T.D.N. stand for? - Answer total digestible nutrients What are some examples of roughage? - Answer hay, straw, silage, and pasture Which correctly describes the term fill? - Answer the contents of the digestive tract what...

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Breed - Answer Animals of common origin having characteristics that distinguish them other groups within the same species Sire Breed - Answer Fast growing, muscular, late maturing, low milking Maternal Breed - Answer Heavy milking, early maturing sexually, inherently fertile, small to moderate size Dual Purpose Breed - Answer Excel in sire and maternal characteristics Useful to segregate breeds according to maturing rates can be an indicator of - Answer Frame size at m...

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Adaptation - Answer Long term changes in animals in response to their environment; genetically based Acclimatization - Answer Short term changes in animals in response to their environment Conduction - Answer Exchange of heat, from warm to cold, between touching objects Convection - Answer Flow of heat, from warm to cold, through air or water Lower Critical Temperature - Answer The temp below which the animal must make physiological adjustments to maintain its body tem...

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Okie - Answer No brahman influence Feeder Cattle - Answer Frame size (small, medium, large) and muscle thickness (1, 2, 3, 4) 1, 2, 3, 4, and utility - Answer feeder pigs Feeder lambs - Answer less than 100 pounds Large steers - Answer >1200 large heifers - Answer >1000 Medium steers - Answer medium heifers - Answer 850-1000 small steers - Answer >1000 small heifers - Answer >850 Grades - Answer designed to group animals...

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Concentrate - Answer Feed that is high in energy, low in fiber, highly digestible T.D.N. (Total Digestible Nutrients) - Answer Includes total amounts of digestible protein, N-free extract, fiber, and fat all added together. Approximates energy content. Roughage - Answer Feed high in fiber, low in digestible nutrients, low energy. (hay, straw, silage) Feeder - Answer Animals which need no further feeding prior to slaughter Fil - Answer Contents of digestive tract Dar...

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Which of the following sheep breed is the most dominant breed worldwide and is very hardy, fertile, long lived, and has excellent flocking instinct. a. Merino b. Rambouillet c. Hampshire d. Southdown - Answer a. Merino Which of the following sheep breeds is a sire breed known for rapid growth and muscularity with a dark brown to black face, legs, and ears with a wool cap on the head. a. Southdown b. Hampshire c. Suffolk d. Merino - Answer b. Hampshire Which of the following s...

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Which of the following types of swine breeds is white in color with huge drooping ears, the most prolific swine breed, and is highly adaptable to a confinement environment? a. Hampshire b. Landrace c. Yorkshire d. Duroc - Answer b. Landrace Which of the following swine breeds is frequently part of a crossbreeding program, noted for large litters, and has excellent feed conversion? a. Hampshire b. Yorkshire c. Landrace d. Pietrain - Answer b. Yorkshire Which of the following s...

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Dr. Ed Jedrzejewski is the Horse Unit Manager for Penn State and has helped extensively with a research and extension project on the topic of Equine Parasite Control. - Answer Jedrzejewski, Equine Parasite Control Mr. Brian Egan teaches ANSC 327 - Introductory Horse Production and Management. - Answer True Dr. Ann Macrina, is the coordinator of the equine science minor, and is the best resource for students who want to know which courses need to be completed for that minor. - Answer ...

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Spermatogenesis - Answer The production of sperm cells Sperm - Answer Males produce and maintain supply of ________________. Females in estrus - Answer Males need to be able to detect _________________ ________ _________________ by using pheromones and visual cues. Inseminate females; female gamete - Answer Another one of the overall functions of the male is to _____________________ _______________ and fertilize the ________________ _____________________. Spermatic Cord -...

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Adaptation - Answer Long term changes in animals in response to their environment Genetic based Acclimatization - Answer Adaptation of an animal to environmental factors over a period of days/weeks Short term Conduction - Answer exchange of heat from warm to cold -Objects touching Convection - Answer Flow of heat from warm to cold -Through air or water Radiation - Answer Exchange of heat between two objects NOT touching. Can result in loss or gain of heat** Low...

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Ad Libitum - Answer -Allowing animals to eat all they want at all times. -Lots of weight gain in short amount of time. (AKA freshman year) -Exception are horses. Compensatory Growth - Answer Increased growth rate in response to previous undernourishment. Calorie - Answer Amount of energy needed to raise temperature 1 gram of water 1 degree C kilocalorie (kcal) - Answer A quantity of heat equal to 1,000 calories. Used to measure the energy content of food, it is usually cal...

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Which of the following do livestock utilize to transport nutrients and metabolic waste, aid in chemical reactions and help regulate body temperature? - Minerals - Water - Carbohydrates - Protein - Lipids - Answer - Water Which of the following components of an animal feed contains carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen and is composed of amino acids? - Vitamins - Proteins - Carbohydrates - Minerals - Lipids - Answer - Proteins Which of the following components of an animal ...

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If the body is not pregnant - Answer uterine endometrium releases Prosteglandin to cause the CL to regress Mare Ovary - Answer Inversion of the cortex and medulla Ovulation Fossa Ovary Tunica Albuginea - Answer Dense connective tissue layer Provides structure to ovary Infundibulum - Answer catches ovum after ovulation Broad Ligament - Answer Suspensory support for reproductive tract Uterus - Answer Womb incubator aids travel of sperm secretory organs has 2 ...

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Ad Libitum - Answer allowing animals to eat all they want at all times Compensatory Growth - Answer increased growth rate in response to previous undernourishment calorie - Answer the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water 1 degree Kilocalorie - Answer 1,000 calories Concentrate - Answer a feed that is high in energy, low in fiber content, and highly digestible T.D.N - Answer Includes the total amount of digestible protein, nitrogen-f...

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digestion - Answer the breaking down process of food to allow absorption; combination of mechanical, chemical, and microbial actions; continuous processing along alimentary canal mechanical, chemical, microbial - Answer actions throughout the digestive tract: chewing - Answer example of mechanical action in the digestive system: intestinal fluids - Answer example of chemical action in the digestive system: gut microflora (E. coli) - Answer example of microbial action i...

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What are market classes and grades designed for? - Answer To "accurately" describe livestock being sold What are the 4 market classes? - Answer slaughter, feeder, bred heifers, pairs How do the market classes group animals? - Answer animals separated according to use How do the grades group animals? - Answer relative merit of the animals within a market class What two factors determine grades? - Answer quality (palatability) and cutability (leanness or trimness) ...

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