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Follicle
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picar
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sting
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Keppra
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Levetiracetam
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Swine Chromosomes
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19
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el pecho
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chest
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el socorrista
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paramedic
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el dedo
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finger
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tuber crops
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white potatoe
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Mature Female Horse
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Mare
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Type 2
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IgG, IgM
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Agribusiness
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Commercial agriculture characterized by integration of different steps in the food-processing industry, usually through ownership by large corporations.
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lower back muscle
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Latisimus Dorsi
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Parturition
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process of giving birth
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Segments of tRNA are
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anti-codons
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Type 4
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Not known T-lymphocytes
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Zapelon (Sonata)
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Non-BDZs Hypnotics
USE: insomnia
MOA: agonist of BZ1 (omega1 receptor)
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Oxybutynin (Ditropan)
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Anticholinergic
USE: urinary incontinence: relax detrusor/contract internal sphincter
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severity
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harshness, sternness, or rigor:
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Exclusion
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keeping diseases out. Agricultural customs at state and country borders. Quarantines for plants and animals
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Ovaries
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produce eggs and female hormones
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Genus species of goats
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Capra hircus
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sharp edges on tools
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pinch points
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Pentobarbital (Nembutal)
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Barbiturate
USE: insomnia
ONSET: 15 min DURATION: 4 hrs (short)
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Lamotrigine (Lamictal)
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Newer AED
USE: Simple&Complex Partial, Grand Mal, Absence
OTHER USE: treat pain
MOA: block Na and Ca channels, decrease Glutamate release
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Difluorophosphate-DFP (Floropryl)
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AChE inhibitors irreversible "organophosphates"
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Tropicamide (Mydriacyl)
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Anticholinergic
USE: mydriatic: to facilitate eye exam
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Hearing range in dogs
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20-40,000 Hz
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subsistence agriculture
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self-sufficient agriculture that is small scale and low technology and emphasizes food production for the local consumption, not for trade; making just enough food for the family and or friends
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Chemical Farming
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Application of synthetic fertilizers to the soil-and herbicides, fungacides, and pesticides to crops- to enhance yields.
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green revolution
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improved non hybrid seeds(disease resistent, fertilizer responsive, dwarf varietyirrigation(water control is critical)chemical(especially fertilizer)
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polyploid
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having more than 2 homologous chromosomes
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Necrosis
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plant nutrient deficiency that results in death of the tissue (browning of the leaves)
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protects and supports the testes, sperm and regulates temperature.
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Scrotum
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paired oval shaped organs which produce sperm cells and testosterone
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Testes
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Hunt-seat
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o Style of riding that involves “forward seat” o Simulates fox hunting o On the flat o Over fences
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Concentrates
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Corn, wheat, oats, barley, soybean, cottonseed, whey. Have high energy and or protein, low in fiber. High digestibility 80-90%, but A LOT MORE EXPENSIVE
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veal
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less than 3 months of age
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Chloral Hydrate Generic
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Miscellaneous Older CNS depressants
USE: preop: anti-anxiety and sedation, postop: adjunct to opiates and other analgesics, hypnotic: loses effectiveness after 2 week therapy, prevent or suppress alcohol withdrawal symptoms
MOA: unknown
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Same as net worth statement.
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Balance Sheet
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tomar la tension arterial
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take blood pressure
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Opposed by Demosthenes, he steadily created a Macedonian empire that would be greatly enlarged by his son.
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Phillip
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Squash
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This domesticated plant was found at Guilá Naquitz
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shifting cultivation
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cultivation of crops in tropical forest clearings in which the forest vegetation has been removed by cutting and burning. These clearings are usually abandoned after a few years in favor of newly cleared forestland.
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Urban Agriculture
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The establishment or performance of agricultural practices in or near an urban or citylike setting.
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Endemic
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a disease that is constantly present to a greater or lesser degree in people of a certain class or in people living in a particular location
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levirate
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widower marries the brother of the deceased husband
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Urea
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soild source of nitrogen, 46% N, injected into the soil
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muscle on either side of abdominals
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External Obliques
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Plant Micronutrients
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boron, zinc, copper, iron, chloride, manganese, molybdenum
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Oviducts
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transports eggs from ovary to uterus and is the site of fertilization
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Which of the following is predominantly a women's equestrian event
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Barrel racing
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Sub-cutaneous Fat
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around the edge of a steak
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Polar Body
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cell with less cytoplasm from oogenesis
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Though it's unfortunate when a pregnant cow is slaughtered by mistake, it results in an additional valuable product being harvested from the process. What is the valuable "by-product"
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fetal serum
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large conducting body (as the earth)used as a common return for an electric circuit as an arbitrary zero of potential
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ground fault
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Cats spray on vertical or horizontal surfaces?
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vertical
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poner en un yeso
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put in a cast
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If Greek architecture is best represented by the Parthenon, and Roman architecture by the Colosseum, then this was the best expression of medieval civilization.
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Gothic Cathedrals
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operative
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a person engaged, employed, or skilled in some branch of work, esp. productive or industrial work; worker.
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climatic regions
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areas of the world with similar climatic characteristics
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Truck Farming
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were goods transported in these high humidy climate regions, New York, Philadelphaphy, washington, and other eastern U.S. urban areas
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Seed Agriculture
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which is the reproduction of plants through annual planting of seeds that result from sexual fertilization
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Thunian patterns
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the patterns described in von thunen's agricultural model (the rings)
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Chronic disease
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a disease that develops gradually and continues over a long period of time
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horticulture
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cropping vegetables on a scale with no pesticides or tractors
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Selective Chemical Control
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only kills certain plants. Examples: 2, 4D, Simazine, and Treflan
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Recommended planting dates for corn are most influenced by
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temperature and climate
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cover crop
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crop that covers the ground during winter. example: ryegrass, clovers
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Based on registration numbers, which is the most popular breed of horse in the US
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American Quarter Horse
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Estrus in Horses
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duration: 5-7 days Cycle: 21 days
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Post-Natal Growth
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body weight increases but at a decreasing weight. Growth levels off after puberty.
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the condition of being safe from risk or danger
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safety
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Sense of smell in cats
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developed by week 3
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The difference between the cash market price and the price of the nearby (expiring) futures contract.
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Basis, Marketing
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Fine webbing and bronzed foliage usually indicate an infestation of:
a) mealybugs
b) spider mites
c) bagworms
d) bark beetles
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b) spider mites
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Cytokinesis
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The division of one cell into two cells.
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He ushered in the Golden Age of Athens, with his mistress, Aspasia, at his side
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Pericles
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oxygen cycle
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the process by which oxygen released into the atmosphere by photosynthetic organisms is taken up by aerobic organisms while the carbon dioxide released as a by-product of repiration is taken up for photosynthesis.
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Winnow
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that is, allowed to be blown away by the wind
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Folk-housing region
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a region in which the housing stock predominantly reflects styles of building that are particular to the culture of the people who have long inhabitated the area
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BT technology
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common in corn and cotton. Tobacco was the first plant genetically engineered this way
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The primary commercial type of corn grown in the U.S. is
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b. Dent corn
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is the largest and most superficial of the three gluteal muscles.
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Gluteus Maximus
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reoccurs and repeats itself as long as the female is not pregnant; controlled by hormones; includes two phases
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Estrous Cycle
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Horse Pregnancy
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11 months, no post partum after birth, can be immediatley bred back
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Inguinal Mammary Glands
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Cattle, sheep, goats, and horses have them
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Selection differential
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(s) is a positive effect. How much better, stronger selectin = more
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Learning Curve
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shows the extent to which hours of labor needed/unit of output fall as the cumulative output increases
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How many members are in a wolf pack?
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2-12 members
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Average Daily Gain
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Final Weight - Initial Weight/# of days between weights = Gain per day
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The vegetative portion of a fungus is called a:
a) spore
b) mycelium
c) mildew
d) fruiting body
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b) mycelium
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WHAT IS RELATIVE HUMIDITY?
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AMOUNT OF MOISTURE IN THE AIR
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Aristotles defenition of a trajedy was based on the idea that these two emotions would have a katharsis on the audience
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fear and pity
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kinship ties formed?
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Based on relations. you are born into a kinship system and therefore can form your own through adoption, marriage, friendship, or biological descent
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A nonselective herbicide
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is capable of killing almost any green plant species
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Fiber length
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measured in 32nd of an inch. Pima is very long
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Common nutrient deficiency symptoms in crop plants
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include chlorosis, necrosis, and stunting
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As shown in class, a typical diet for a lactating dairy cow is composed mostly of:
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Corn silage
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which of the following is a consequence of "mastitis": destruction of milk producing cells, shelf life of milk reduced, or milk production decrease?
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ALL OF THE ABOVE
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Foreign Type Cats
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very long and lean, look like ancient desert cats
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When does primary socialization in dogs occur?
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between 8 and 12 weeks
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additive factor for 3 yr old dam
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40lb male, 36lb female
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Small, black, spiny insects feeding on the underside of azalea leaves probably are:
a) lace bug nymphs
b) whitefly nymphs
c) not going to damage the plant
d) plant bug nymphs
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a) lace bug nymphs
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Elm foliage exhibiting shot holes and skeletonization probably was fed upon by:
a) elm leaf borer
b) two-lines plant bug
c) elm leaf beetle
d) elm bark beetle
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c) elm leaf beetle
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WHAT IS HAZARD REDUCTION?
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REDUCTION AND CONTROL OF FOREST LITTER AND UNDERGROWTH.
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Biological Control Weed Management
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introduce pest of the weed into the field. diseases, insect pests, etc.
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14. Digestion systems of ruminants can be generally divided into two types:
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a. Pre-stomach fermenters (cranial) and post-stomach fermenters (caudal)
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As used in class, the word "rut" is associated with:
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A breeding male
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Carbapenem "penems" ADR's and DI's
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seizure and valproic acid; 5-10% cross allergic potential
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The best method for early detection of pest infestation is:
a) to treat first and see what is killed
b) regular visual inspections
c) inspecting after damage appears
d) inspection leaf litter for overwintering pests
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b) regular visual inspections
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who owns the past? explain
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basically a group of people watching a race discovered a body of a skeleton. natives wanted to rebury it and claim it as one of their own but scientists wanted to further experiment and said it was not a native skeleton. they took it to court and the judge believed there was not enough info to prove it was an indian body so the scientists kept it to do further research. so basically anybody can own the past from scientists to any individual alive now...
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Vegetable oil from soybean
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a. Is widely used in a variety of products, such as margarine, mayonnaise, and salad dressing
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What does the word gregarious mean
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to have a flocking instinct, such animals like to be together and stay in a group
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The three legal ways to dispose of a dead animal
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render, bury and burn
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what to do if you are attacked
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curl up and defend around neck
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Which of the following does not contribute to phytotoxicity?
a) over watering after pesticide application
b) high air temperatures during and immediately after pesticide application
c) mixing different forms of pesticides
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a) over watering after pesticide application
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How to weeds compete with man for food? Give 3 ways weeds can be detrimental in a crop production system
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1. Host insects and diseases
2. nutrient absorption
3. poorer quality
weeds can survive better than crops and take away energy, water, and nutrients that the plants need
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A major reason for the establishment of hybrid seed corn companies was
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economic incentive caused by the need for farmers to purchases new seed every year
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What does "foal heat" refer to?
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right after a mare gives birth (1-2 weeks after) she is back in estrus. The mare may be in heat but her body may not be ready for another pregnancy.
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How to react to fearful dogs
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avoid eye contact, use a catch pole, and muzzle the dog asap.
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Which of the following does not apply to leafhopper feeding and damage?
a) sap is sucked from leaves and stems
b) leaves appear blotched and stippled
c) reseeding of new lawns may be necessary
d) damage to established lawns appears as white patches
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b) leaves appear blotched and stippled
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Give 2 important disease of peanut and give the basic approach to the control of each
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- white mold: rotation
- leaf spot: bravo application
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When do female dogs go through puberty?
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6-16 months of age, depending on size and nutrition
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An important fact regarding sampling for May and June beetle grubs is:
a) they have a high economic threshold (>20/sq.ft)
b) stressed turf can tolerate as many grubs as healthy turf
c) sampling should be done in the top 3 to 4 inches of soil
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c) sampling should be done in the top 3 to 4 inches of soil
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Give two ways that planting in a timely fashion (early planting dates) can improve water-use efficiency
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1. the crops will get any rainfall that is to come
2. they can begin to use what moisture is already in the soil before the receive any rainfall
3. less competition
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Tell me 3 facts about Natural Resources:
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1. The Southeast is rich in natural resources
2. One natural resource is the coal mining industry
3. In the 1800's, iron ore was found at the Red Mountain in Alabama
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When using an air-blast sprayer, competent operation is especially critical because:
a) the spray pattern is difficult to detect
b) these sprayers are expensive and easy to damage
c) the extent of coverage is almost impossible to determine
d) both a a
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d) (both a and c) the spray pattern is difficult to detect and the extent of coverage is almost impossible to determine
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corn is more sensitive to zinc deficiency than most crops and most likely to show symptoms
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in soils with a high pH and sand soil texture
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Why are there so few breeds of cats
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cats do not vary as much from breed to breed
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