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Animal Behavior, Welfare, and Management Review
Animal Behavior, Welfare, and Management Review
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This occurs when animals learn to respond to a stimulus in a certain way.
Habituation
Imprinting
Reasoning
Conditioning
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This chemical secreted by animals influences the behavior of other animals of that species
Instinct
Pheromone
Hormone
Stimulus
3
This is a chemical substance that regulates specific processes within the body.
Hormone
Pheromone
Genetics
Stimulus
4
The act of animals sticking together/ uniting
Ethology
Adhesion
Cohesion
Conditioning
5
This "P" means that the animal's food tastes good
Productive
Powerful
Profitable
Palatable
6
This pheromone warns animals of possible predators.
Trail Pheromones
Epideictic Pheromones
Sex Pheromones
Alarm Pheromones
7
This type of diet is used to allow market animals to gain fat
Growth
Producing
Maintenance
Finishing
8
Minerals can be classified as...
Aerobic or anaerobic
Essential or non-essential
Water or fat soluble
Macro or micro
9
Vitamins can be classified as
Fat and water soluble
Aerobic or anaerobic
Essential or non-essential
micro and macro
10
How often should moisture and excrement be removed?
Every Other Day
Daily
Monthly
Weekly
11
This pheromone promotes the cohesion of animals
Trail
Territorial
Aggregation
Epideictic
12
Which is the most critical nutrient?
Carbohydrates
Water
Proteins
Vitamins
13
This is the study of animal behavior, especially in the natural environment.
Entomology
Biology
Ethology
Chemistry
14
This type of diet is used for animals that are producing things like milk, eggs, etc.
Finishing
Producing
Maintenance
Growth
15
This type of diet stops animals from gaining or losing weight
Growth
Finishing
Reproductive
Maintenance
16
Which of the following is NOT a hormone?
Epinephrine
Estrogen
Hemoglobin
Testosterone
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Which is NOT one of the three "Ps" of animal feeding?
Productive
Palatable
Profitable
Powerful
18
This pheromone allows animals to follow one another
Alarm
Epideictic
Sex
Trail
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An example of this type of communication uses fanned tail feathers, like a peacock
Mechanoreception
Chemoreception
Vocal
Visual
20
This type of diet is used for increasing animal size in all aspects...
Producing
Finishing
Maintenance
Growth
21
This type of communication between animals uses chemical stimuli.
Visual
Mechanoreception
Chemoreception
Vocal
22
This is the care, control, and handling of animals...
None of the above
Animal Management
Animal Science
Genetics
23
The health, happiness, and well-being of an animal
Animal Welfare
Animal Management
Ethology
Genetics
24
Which of these is NOT a function of ventilation?
Minimize dust
Remove excess heat
Decrease the spread of disease
Remove Oxygen
25
This type of pheromone is also known as a spacing pheromone.
Alarm Pheromones
Trail Pheromones
Epideictic Pheromones
Sex Pheromones
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This is rapid learning which occurs during a brief receptive period right after birth/ hatching
Imprinting
Conditioning
None of the Above
Habituation
27
Which hormone stimulates the development of male reproductive organs?
Testosterone
Estrogen
Androgen
Adrenaline
28
The most time and money spent in animal management is in all of the following categories EXCEPT
Feeding
Health
Housing
Transportation
29
This pheromone allows an animal to claim an area as its own.
Epideictic Pheromones
Aggregation Pheromones
Alarm Pheromones
Territorial Pheromones
30
This "P" means that the animal's food meets its nutritional needs
Productive
Palatable
Producing
Profitable
31
_____ are the inborn patterns of behavior which are characteristic of a species
Psychology
DNA
Genetics
Instincts
32
Which hormone induces estrus (for fertilization of eggs)?
Testosterone
Epinephrine
Estrogen
Adrenaline
33
This occurs when an animal uses previous experiences to decide how to act.
Conditioning
Imprinting
Habituation
Reasoning
34
This pheromone allows animals to attract/ find mates.
Sex Pheromone
Alarm Pheromone
Trail Pheromone
Aggregation Pheromone
35
This "P" means that the food is cost effective (not too expensive for the quality)
Productive
Powerful
Profitable
Palatable
36
This type of diet is used for animals who are pregnant or nursing
Reproductive
Finishing
Growth
Maintenance
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Which hormone is responsible for the fight or flight response?
Amino Acids
Adrenaline
Testosterone
Estrogen
