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HAS Introduction to Animal Sciences (Ch1)
HAS Introduction to Animal Sciences (Ch1)
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AU HAS Chapter 1
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1
What is generated by agriculturalists and sustains the developed world?
Dairying
Meat
Food surpluses
Livestock
2
Animal product output must _______ by 2050
decrease
triple
remain constant
double
3
Humans are
herbivores
omnivores
Ovo-lactovores
carnivores
4
What percentage of the US diet is protein from animal products?
54%
66%
35%
73%
5
These species have been brought under human control and produce for humankind's needs.
Pet
Companion
Domestic
Tame
6
What is gas or liquid fuel made from biological materials, such as crops and animal waste?
manure
biofuel
renewable resources
physiology
7
The combination of science and art used to cultivate and grow plants and livestock and process the products.
biotechnology
ranching
agriculture
animal science
8
An animal whose major purpose is to perform work that involves hauling or pulling.
Oxen
Water buffalo
Livestock
Draft
9
Large increases in the supply and demand of livestock at the end of the 20th century and into the 21st century.
Y2K
Industrial Revolution
Livestock Revolution
Green Revolution
10
What is the transmission of characteristics from parents to offspring?
heredity
meat science
biometry
gene flow
11
Technology that uses living organisms, or parts of organisms, to make or modify products, and improve plants or animals.
biotechnology
genetic code
meat science
physiology
12
What is the collective study of domestic animals?
Biometry
Animal Science
Genetics
Ethology
13
A set of occupational activities, economic structures, values, social forms, and material traits that define our actions
Society
Way of life
Culture
Religion
14
Per capita is
the average per person
a measurement for livestock management
I have no idea!
the total of the foods and water being consumed by an individual or group
15
What is the role of animals in medical research?
models for humans (and animals, too)
models for disease processes
vectors for disease
fomites
16
Since 1900, how many years have been added to the average American lifespan due to biomedical research?
20
10
40
30
17
Choose the definition of genetics.
the use of biometry and genetics to improve farm animal production
the study and practice of maintaining animals in a constant state of health
the study of heredity and the variation of inherited characteristics
the application of statistics to topics of biology
18
A group of people who support their needs by hunting game, fishing, and gathering edible and medicinal plants.
Ranchers
Hunter-gatherers
Farmers
All of the above
19
Where are the most livestock located?
Developed countries
Developing countries
20
The science of heredity and variation of inherited characteristics.
Animal Science
Genetics
Pysiology
Biotechnology
21
What was the first animal to be domesticated?
Dog
Mule
Cat
Chicken
22
A person receiving inadequate nourishment for proper health and growth is?
malnurished
starving
undernourished
lacking nutrient-dense foods
23
Which of the following are important draft animals?
donkeys
water buffalo
oxen
yaks
24
Dietary exceptions are almost always due to ________ or ___________
cost prohibitions
cultural prohibitions
religious prohibitions
essential prohibitions
25
What percentage of nonhuman power is provided by draft animals in subsistence agriculture?
68%
47%
80%
24%