Intro to Animal Science Final

Agriculture has been working on sustainability longer than any industry?

Why do hogs have higher dressing percentages than cattle?

Which of the following is NOT one of Tinbergen's 4 questions?

What symbol represents the 3 pillars of teaching, research, and extension of land-grants?

What President established USDA?

Where is an implant inserted in cattle?

What are activities you can do in AFS?

Which of the following is typically in a feedlot the longest?

Abou how many chickens are slaughtered in the U.S. each year?

What is the ability to reproduce successfully relative to others in population?

What age are beef calves typically weaned?

What type of operation feeds cattle on wheat or grass before sending them to the feedlot?

In all the emission collection systems, its difficult to determine accuracy due to all altering normal behavior.

The creation of what technology has massively decreased labor requirements in modern day agriculture?

What is excess nitrogen converted to in the body?

A host that the parasite infects to be ingested again is called a reservior.

A state of motivation activated by situations the animal perceives as dangerous and risky.

What is Estrous?

What is the appropriate name of pink slime?

What are the 2 main factors used to determine beef quality grades?

Which of the following companies produces the most chicken and chicken products?

The exhibition of Galen and the Squealing Pig was designed to prove what?

Who is the Animal Science Arena (livestock arena) named for?

What type of swine operation are all phases of production in the same location?

About what percentage of animal's live weight is comprised of bone?

Two alleles will have a different effect are heterozygous.

What is the most popular processed meat consumed in the U.S.?

What breed of goat produces mohair?

Harness racing is for Standardbreds.

Bacon is made from the stomach of a hog

What portion of the gastrointestinal tract has a main function of water absorption?

Why are amino acids critical to life?

What is the gestation length of cattle?

What is recording the behavior of an individual or group of animals sequential, pre-determined points in time.

Which of the following is NOT a variety meat?

What is utilizing advanced technologies to improve the agriculture industry through management methods?

ranch riding is for Quarter Horses.

What was established by the Hatch Act?

What is Leydig Cells?

If every American went vegan and all livestock in the U.S. were gone, how much greenhouse gas emissions be reduced?

Jockey Club Racing Industry is for Thoroughbreds.

What building is the current meat lab located?

What was the worst animal disease outbreak in U.S. history?

What is the youngest class of meat from cattle?

What is the term when a sow or gilt gives birth to a litter of piglets?

The advancement and efficiency in what crop led to a deceased demand for wool?

Which state has the most goats? (by a lot!)

Which state has the most hogs?

What is the highest quality grade for lamb carcasses?

Commensals are microbes that have a symbiotic relationship with the host.

Which certified program was the first and is the most well known?

What does a grower of chickens NOT provide?

Male cattle castrated at an early age before any sex characteristics are called...

What is new ID requirement for Bangs (brucellosis)?

True pathogens are microbes that will always cause disease.

What is meat from young goats?

Which is a water-soluble vitamin?

Which country eats the most meat per capita?

What is an increase in cell number?

Cows coming up to the feed bunks when a feed truck enters a pasture is an example of...

Which type of cell growth occurs first?

260-day gestation cow is part of the Dry Cow phase.

Mating animals that are closely related to increase genetic influence of superior dams/sires is called Linebreeding.

During what season do livestock typically have their offspring?

What is an example of an animal that is a hind gut fermenter?

Castrated male swine?

What age do hogs reach market weight?

What percentage of greenhouse gas emissions is animal agriculture responsible for?

What goat breed is known for meat production?

Which do we slaughter the MOST numbers of in the U.S.?

What is the leading slaughter state of cattle?

What is the most common breed of sheep in the U.S?

What type of carb can cattle utilize that humans and nonruminants can not?

What type of young are able to stand and require little care immediately after birth?

What is a by-product of rumen digestion?

In poultry, what grinds and breaks up food?

Female cattle that have not yet calved are called...

What is branding location devalues hides the most?

Poultry refers to bird species such as:

What is the by-product gas of rumen digestion (fermentation)?

What section of the digestive tract are most nutrients absorbed?

What is the most valuable carcass?

The basic unit inheritance is the gene

What makes up the biome of livestock?

Which of the following hog breeds would be considered terminal?

Which is the last phase of production before slaughter?

Two of the same alleles with the same affect are homozygous.

A host that the parasite can infect, but is not part of the natural cycle is called a dead-end.

Which of the following breeds in Continental/European?

What nutrients provides the most energy?

Phenotype is a mixture of the two alleles and is termed Co-Dominance.

What is the industry structure of the poultry industry known as?

The genes are located in the chromosomes.

What states lead in dairy production from 1st to 3rd?

Gametes are located in the haploid cells.

Which is NOT a factor considered to grade eggs?

Opportunistic Pathogens are microbes that can cause infections when the host is immunosuppressed.

Huntseat is for Appendix Quarter Horse

160-day gestation cow is part of the Lactating Cow phase.

About how many hogs are slaughtered in the U.S. each year?

What is a castrated bull?

What is the most cost portion of finishing livestock?

What act established land grant universities in 1862?

What is the term for the microbiome being in balance or happy?

Host where the parasite undergoes sexual reproduction is called definitive.

Which dairy breed is the largest framed with the least amount of structural problems?

What species is not used as a protein source in the United States?

What is an example of a monogastric?

Mature female sheep

What are innate behaviors NOT controlled by?

Teaching your dog to sit by giving her a treat every time she sits her bottom on the ground is an example of...

What is the field within repro where scientists focus on how the maternal environment can impact the neonate/development

Which dairy breed produces the largest volume of milk?

What do we slaughter the most of in the U.S.?

What was a negative related to decreased animal research?

What is Estrus?

What type of muscle is the carcass?

Which state has the most beef cows?

What behaviors can accelerometers currently detect in cattle?

Chromosomes are made up of strands of complex molecules called DNA.

Feeder cattle are graded based on:

Who is the current department head of AFS?

Dressage is for Oldenburgs.

Which state has the largest ewe inventory and the most meat goats?

You can be paid to go to graduate school through an assitantship?

What is the average market weight of beef steers?

Which state produces the most milk?

How many compartments are with the ruminant stomach?

During the Age of Antiquity, scientists gained knowledge about anatomy & physiology by performing...

Locus is the location of a gene.

The primary by-product from chickens is...

During which stage of life does the most cell division occur?

What is stress caused by natural challenges?

Which dairy breed has the highest fertility?

What system is a portal for nutrients to gain access to the circulatory system?

Which type of cell growth occurs last?

What does "free-range" chicken mean?

What was the ranking system that Aristole created?

What is the tube connecting the mouth to the stomach?

Gaited horses are bred and naturally born with an alternative gait compared to light horses.

Which book revolutionized the human perspective relating to the treatment of animals by creating a human like character?

What is the scientific study of animal behavior?

12-month heifer is in the growth/breeding lifecycle phase.

What is a pocket of the esophagus in poultry that stores consumed food?

Which industry leads the U.S. in export value of products?

What segment of the industry breeds AI Sires and Donor cows?

What is the largest percentage of meat?

What is the breeding combination to produce a mule?

Why are amino acids critical to life?

What is the average dressing percentage of cattle?

What does the liver provide to the small intestine to breakdown fats?

Yearling fed steers are fed in a feedlot how many days (approximately)?

What is the land-grant university in Oklahoma established under the Morrill Act in 1862?

Which country produces the most chicken and turkey?

Whats the major concern regarding the big takeaway from the intro of tech in agriculture, "one person can do more."

What is the most common hair sheep in the U.S?

What is the typical age of market steers at slaughter?

A horse pinning its ears, kicking, and biting others during feed time is an example of...

Which do U.S. consumers eat the most?

A Clydesdale is an example of what type of horse?

What is average daily gain of steers in feedlots?

What type of diets do cattle produce more propionate than acetate?

What is Oocyte?

What year was Oklahoma A&M founded?

What company slaughters the most hogs in the U.S.?

Which of the following is NOT one of the 3 legs of the sustainability stool?

What is a value-added calf program in Oklahoma partnership of Extension and OCA?

What cattle breed has the most registries in the U.S.?

What are the benefits of implanting cattle?

What surrounds muscle, muscle bundles, muscle fibers to hold them together?

Temple Grandin revolutionized what sector of animal science research?

What is an increase in cell size?

What is the typical age of broilers at slaughter?

Which animals requires the least feed per pound of gain?

Which of the following is NOT one of the 3R Principles?

A female pig that has yet to have piglets is a...

What type of research uses traditional lab animals and livestock as models to better understand human diseases?

What is the term referred to as the tenderness, juiciness, and flavor of cooked meat?

Intact male hog of any age.

About how many piglets per sow should a sow have in a commercial production?

Which is not considered a red meat by USDA?