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  • 2 pages ANSC 1011 Quiz 1 Key
    • ANSC 1011 Quiz 1 Key
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    • ANSC1011 Quiz1 Sept10,2014 KEY True or False: Circle your correct answer. (1 point each) 1. false: Domestic animals serve us in many ways but they are raised primarily for companionship to man. 2. True: One of the main reasons that pork is the number one
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    ANSC 1011 Quiz 1 Key

  • 59 pages Genetics
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    • ANSC 1101 - Spring 2011
    • Pr esent ed by M at t hew Gar cia August 14, 2011 Decides which individuals become par ent s Choose most favor able individuals t o become par ent s I mpr ove economically impor t ant t r ait s M olecular Tr ansmission Populat ion Quant it at ive
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    Genetics

  • 2 pages Avian biology
    • Avian biology
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    • Avian biology Unique to fowl o High body temp o High pulse rate o High respiration rate o High rate of foodpassage o Fusion of bones Integumentary system o Body covering (skin & feathers) o Feathers Provide protection Regulate body temp Aid in flight
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    Avian biology

  • 2 pages Poultry
    • Poultry
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    • Poultry Broiler productiono 40 billion pounds of broilers (live weight) o 6.7 billion head o Chickens sold at store Table egg productiono White shelled eggs o Eggs that you eat o Color of eggs have no taste or nutrition difference o 6.8 billion dozen eggs
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    Poultry

  • 3 pages Nutrition part 2
    • Nutrition part 2
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    • Nutrition Pet food industry 21.5 billion industry Pet care products: 74% households purchase products Career opportunities o Exercise In addition to proper feeding Important in prevention of obesity o Nutritional considerations o Feed animals for life
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    Nutrition part 2

  • 7 pages Companion animals
    • Companion animals
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    • Companion animals AVMA.org AVMA food and feed supplies must be protected from: illnesses Companion animal: animal that humans connect with 2/3 Americans have a pet Pets decrease: Blood pressure Cholesterol levels Triglyceride levels Feelings of loneliness
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    Companion animals

  • 1 pages Feed
    • Feed
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    • Feed NRC Categories: 1. Dry forages, roughages 18% crude fiber- up to 50% Low moisture; protein- 2-30% Ex: Hay, fodder. 2. Pasture, range plants, green forages 15-90% moisture Grasses, wheat. 3. Silages and baleage Process of ensiling under anaerobi
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  • 5 pages Female Reproduction
    • Female Reproduction
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    • Female Reproduction Reproduction- Individual organisms produce offspring to continue their genetic lineage is essential in all species. Asexual reproduction- Offspring thats cone of single parent. Mostly in Single-celled organisms. Sexual reproduction req
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    Female Reproduction

  • 6 pages Beef Cattle
    • Beef Cattle
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    • Beef Cattle Historyo Cattle- comes from latin word CAPITALE meaning Wealth or Property o Chris Columbus first cattle producer (1493) new world Introduced cattle to the western hemisphere o Importation of Spanish cattle from Europe by Ponce De Leon in 152
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    Beef Cattle

  • 2 pages feedlot
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    • Feedlot Feeder animals o Lambs, pigs, claves; weight and size that need to be grown and fattened before suited for slaughter o Ex.- Cattle normally go to the feedlot at about 1 year o 500-1000 Ib and stay for 60-200 days o Come out 1050-1800 Ibs Trends o
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  • 1 pages Clicker questions
    • Clicker questions
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    • ANSC 1101 - Spring 2011
    • Clicker questions Phenotype of an animal is a result of which 2 factors? What is the prediction of progeny performance for an economic trait used primarily in beef cattle? Which is not a common genome editing techniques being used? American Brahman cattle
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    Clicker questions

  • 2 pages hw9916
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    • 1. Estrogens source when it peaks is Antral Follicle and it regulates Estrus behavior and Causes LH to surge. Prostaglandins source is the uterus and it Causes luteolysis of CL. Luteinizing Hormones come from the Anterior Pituitary, and Causes ovulation a
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  • 7 pages ANSC Animal Breeding and Genetics Complete Outline
    • ANSC Animal Breeding and Genetics Complete Outline
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    • Animal Breeding & Genetics Genetics sets the production limits of a trait while environment allows expression of the genetic make-up; Nature Vs. Nurture What and Why is Animal Breeding and Genetics Important? Decides which individuals become parents Cho
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    ANSC Animal Breeding and Genetics Complete Outline

  • 110 pages ANSC 1011 Lecture Notes
    • ANSC 1011 Lecture Notes
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    • AnimalScience1011 14:27 IntroductiontoAnimalScience DomesticatedAnimals AnimalMankindrelationshipprecedeshumanhistory. Domesticanimalsserveusinmanyways.Theyareraisedprimarilyforfoodbutalso contributetoourwelfareinmanyotherways. Huntergatherersfarmersagric
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    ANSC 1011 Lecture Notes

  • 2 pages ANSC 1011 Study Guide for Exam 1
    • ANSC 1011 Study Guide for Exam 1
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    • ANSC Study Guide for Exam 1: True-false, choose between the two words or ideas, and multiple-choice. (79 Questions) Lecture 1- Intro. to Animal Science. It is important to understand that agriculture is the backbone for all modern civilization, etc. Know
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    ANSC 1011 Study Guide for Exam 1

  • 4 pages ANSC 1011 Nutrition Notes
    • ANSC 1011 Nutrition Notes
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    • 3 Introduction to Nutrition I. II. III. IV. Nutrition a. The study of how the body uses nutrients in feeds/foods to sustain life and for productive purposes b. Nutrient is any chemical substance in the diet that supports or maintains life processes c. Rum
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    ANSC 1011 Nutrition Notes

  • 2 pages ANSC 1011 Value of Animals to Mankind Notes
    • ANSC 1011 Value of Animals to Mankind Notes
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    • 2 Value of Animals to Mankind I. II. III. IV. V. VI. Domestication a. Why were animals domesticated? a.i. Food a.ii. Non-food uses a.iii. Culture b. Do we need domesticated animals today? b.i. Red meat Food Uses of Animals a. Meat: nutrients provided by m
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    ANSC 1011 Value of Animals to Mankind Notes

  • 3 pages ANSC 1011 Feed Notes
    • ANSC 1011 Feed Notes
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    • 5 Feedstuff Classifications I. NRC Feed Categories a. Dry forages and roughages a.i. > 18% Crude Fiber up to 50% a.ii. Low moisture; Protein 2 to 30% a.ii.1. Alfalfa usually has the highest a.ii.2. Wheat straw has lower a.iii. Examples: hay, fodder, CS Hu
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    ANSC 1011 Feed Notes

  • 3 pages ANSC 1011 Animal Science
    • ANSC 1011 Animal Science
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    • 1 Introduction to Animal Science: Domesticated Animals I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. Introduction: a. Different digestive systems b. Left side is ruminant systems c. Right side is simple-stomach (non-ruminant) d. All domesticated e. All represent bree
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    ANSC 1011 Animal Science

  • 4 pages ANSC 1011 Female Reproduction
    • ANSC 1011 Female Reproduction
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    • ANSC 1101 - Spring 2011
    • FemaleReproduction StudyofReproduction Theriogenologyspecialtyofveterinarymedicine Obstetricsspecialtyofbothveterinaryandhumanmedicine Before,duringandafterpregnancy Research Basicvs.applied SpeciesTerminology OrgansofReproduction Vulvaouter Labiatwofolds
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    ANSC 1011 Female Reproduction

  • 5 pages ANSC 1011 Gastrointinal Tract Nutrition of Non Ruminants Notes
    • ANSC 1011 Gastrointinal Tract Nutrition of Non Ruminants Notes
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    • 4 Gastrointestinal Tract & Nutrition of Non-ruminants & Ruminants I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. Digestion a. The physical, chemical, and enzymatic means the body uses to breakdown feed in order to absorb nutrients for sustaining life b. Non-ruminants vs. Ru
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    ANSC 1011 Gastrointinal Tract Nutrition of Non Ruminants Notes

  • 3 pages ANSC 1011 Introduction to Animal Sciences
    • ANSC 1011 Introduction to Animal Sciences
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    • ANSC 1101 - Spring 2011
    • IntroductiontoAnimalScience DomesticatedAnimals Introduction: AnimalMankindrelationshipprecedesrecordedhistory. Domesticanimalsserveusinmanyways.Theyareraisedprimarilyforfoodbut alsocontributetoourwelfareinmanyotherways. Introduction: Huntergatherersfar
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    ANSC 1011 Introduction to Animal Sciences

  • 2 pages ANSC 1011 Exam 2 Study Guide
    • ANSC 1011 Exam 2 Study Guide
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    • ANSC Study Guide for Exam 2-Marc 11th! The exam will cover all the lectures from February 6th thru March 8th Lecture 9 GI tract and horse and ruminant physiology. Know that the horse is ass-backward as compared to the cow. Know the reason why a horse may
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    ANSC 1011 Exam 2 Study Guide

  • 43 pages GI tract nutrition ansc
    • GI tract nutrition ansc
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    • ANSC 1101 - Spring 2016
    • / Digestion The physical, chemical, and enzymatic means the body uses to breakdown feed in order to absorb nutrients for sustaining life Non-ruminants vs. Ruminants Will they have the same diet? No (horse, rabbit, guinea pigs are exceptions) Classificatio
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    | Would recommend.

    Not too easy. Not too difficult.

    Course Overview:

    This class is a great introductory class for animal science majors because this is where you learn most of the basic information. The animal science 1101 serves as a starting point for the animal science class that follow.

    Course highlights:

    The things I learned in this course went along with the gestation s of different farm animals and different eating habits. You learn the different breeds of milks cows and bulls and the the different types of pigs.

    Hours per week:

    3-5 hours

    Advice for students:

    My advice would be to listen to everything the teacher is talking about notes aren't always needed since lectures are posted online, but notes could help. Another thing you could do would create study groups because the more people you are working with the more things that have been heard during lecture, so something you missed they heard.

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