Survey of the Animal Industry: Unit 3

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Horses were domesticated ______ years ago
5500
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This animal has the most diverse usage of livestock around the world
horse
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country with the highest horse population
United States (10 million)
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true/false: the US has the highest donkey population in the world
false (used mainly in developing countries for labor)
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largest importing country for horse meat
Italy
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largest exporting country for horse meat
Argentina
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largest horse meat producer/consumer in the world
China
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true/false: horse slaughter occurs in the US
false (usually exported to Canada/Mexico)
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the EU has a ban on horsemeat from ______
Mexico (little to no regulations)
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the US horse industry is mainly __________
recreational (43%, followed by show/ racing)
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term for horses that are used for "pasture art"/appreciation of the natural world
biophilia
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true/false: there are around 60,000 wild horses / burros being held in pens
true (overabundance of wild horses, exceeding environmental capacity)
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a horse's GIT is __% microbial fermentation
60
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microbial fermentation is responsible for ~__% of energy
60
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true/false: horses have a gallbladder
false
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horses have a large ____ and _____ _______
cecum, large intestine
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true/false: horses need higher quality diet/forages compared to cattle (ruminants)
true
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true/flase: horses are easy to feed
true (often overdone)
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horses naturally graze _______ hours per day
10-17
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horses intake __% of their bodyweight in roughage daily
1
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horses have very low ____ diets
fat
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cribbing, wind-sucking, and weaving are all __________ behaviors
stereotypical
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Abdominal pain
Can be fatal
Many causes
colic
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horse hoof - rubbery wedge shaped structure positioned between the bars
frog
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there are two of these on each hoof, either side of the frog
bars
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horse hoof - covers the bottom of the foot
sole
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horse hoof - this is actually inter-connected lamina that can be seen
white line
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horse hoof - these are the same basic structure as human finger/toenails
walls
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Bone breaks away from laminae
High grain/lush pasture
Too much digestible carbohydrates (starch/sugar)
Excessive weight
Other causes
founder/laminitis
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equine gestation length (days)
330
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equine lactation length (months)
3
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mares are _____ breeders and breed in the ____
seasonal, spring
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1 hand equals __ inches
4
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1 1/4 hands is written as __ hands
1.1 (1 1/2 = 1.2, 1 3/4 = 1.3)
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US economic impact of companion animals has been constantly ______
increasing
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companion animals and production animals are primarily connected through ____
diet (spent hens, broiler eggs, culled dairy cattle, fisheries)
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as of 2022, __% of Americans have a pet in the house
70
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most owned pet
dog
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highest companion animal expense
food
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selection of juvenile characteristics - making tiny versions of everything
neoteny
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pleasure associated with the interaction - physiological connectedness
attachment theory
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companion animals provide this by making people:
Feel less lonely
Touch/comfort
Make us laugh
Focus of our attention
Reduce stress the
social support
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ancestors of dogs and cats
miacids
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cynodictis and tomarctus are ancestors of the ___
dog
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the dog directly descended from ___ _____
gray wolves
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viverines, proailurus, and pseudoaelurus are ancestors of the ___
cat
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the cat directly descended from _____ _______
african wildcats
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service animals only includes ____ and ____ ______
dogs, mini horses
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true/false: service animal training must be professional
false
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true/false: service animals do not have to wear a vest or ID
true
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The two questions that can be asked according the to ADA about someone's service animal:
Is the animal required because of a disability? What task is it trained to do?
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true/false: service dog owners are required to tell their diability / give documentation when asked
false
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true/false: emotional support animals only have housing rights
true
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compared to service dogs, therapy dogs are trained to be _____
social
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females have a set number of ______
oocytes (eggs)
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males have consistent and constant production of _____
sperm
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female gonads, contain oocytes
ovaries
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all oocytes are developed in _____
utero (during development)
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before ovulation, capsules that hold oocytes
follicles
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follicles produce the hormone _______ which creates a slippery mucus to facilitate sperm movement
estradiol
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develops after ovulation, produces hormones
corpora lutea (CL)
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the corpora lutea produces the hormone _______ which creates a mucus plug to protect the uterus
progesterone
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“Connects” ovaries with uterine horns

“Fallopian tubes” in humans, NOT animals

3 distinct segments
oviducts
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segment of the oviduct
funnel, wraps around ovary
infundibulum
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segment of the oviduct
neck
ampulla
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segment of the oviduct
connects to uterus
isthmus
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the site of fertilization is in the ______ and is called the __ _______
oviduct, AI junction (ampullary-isthmic)
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“womb”

Will produce prostaglandin if not pregnant (~d14-15)

Kills the CL

No more progesterone

2 layers of muscle

Nourishes and grows embryo(s) and fetus(es)
uterus
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hormones that stimulate the gonads are called ___________
gonadotropins
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hormones responsible for sexual promotion are _______
steroids
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regression of the CL is called _________
luteolysis
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follicles become the ______ _______
corpora lutea
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Thick-walled, cartilaginous - not flexible

Filled with thick mucus during pregnancy

Keeps bacteria out, etc

Anatomy varies greatly between species
cervix
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Distinct, well-developed cervical rings
cow/ewe cervix
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Interdigitating prominences (corkscrew-like)
sow cervix
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Longitudinal folds
Soft, “relaxed” during estrus
mare cervix
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Passive birth canal
Poorly organized, ill-defined muscle layer
Produces mucus
vagina
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production of sperm
spermatogenesis
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location of sperm creation
seminiferous tubules
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location of sperm storage + maturation
epididymis
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transport sperm up into body and out through urethra during ejaculation
vas deferens
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some species are _______ (semi-erect) and extend out of sheath
bull, ram, boar, billy
fibroelastic
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these add fluid to sperm (nutrients and buffers)
accessory glands
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the testis must be _____ degrees celcius cooler than body for spermatogenesis to occur
4-6
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thermoregulation - testis are located outside away from body in the _______
scrotum
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thermoregulation - the scrotum has low __________ (think skin, low subcutaneous fat/hair)
insulation
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thermoregulation - muscle under scrotal skin - controls scrotal surface area (wrinkles or relaxes)
tunica dartos
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thermoregulation - muscle in spermatic cord - raises and lowers testes
C-shaped in cross section
cremaster muscle
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thermoregulation - complex network of veins wrapping around testicular artery in spermatic cord

countercurrent heat exchange (hot blood transfers heat to cooled blood in veins heading back to the body)
pampiniform plexus
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thermoregulation - testicular artery is ______ - increased surface area for heat dissipation
convoluted
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common behavior seen across all species during estrus
standing to be mounted
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Vulva swelling
“Popped” ears (swine)
Increased vocalization and activity
Roughed trailhead, chin resting
Sniffing genitalia, head raising, lip curling
Mucus discharge - long, clear, viscous strands
signs of estrus
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Signs of parturition

Mammary glands begin to develop
Teats may “wax”
Vulva begins to swell
1-2 weeks prior
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Signs of parturition

Frequent defecation and urination
Nesting behavior
Isolate from herd
Turn head toward flank
Mucus
Off feed
12-24 hours prior
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Signs of parturition

Milk may drip from teats
Amniotic sac may break or be partially expelled
Gets up and down frequently
Restlessness, pawing
Feet may be present
immediately prior
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top importers of sheep to the US are ______ and _________
Australia, New Zealand
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sheep breeding cycle
short day length breeders
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wool output range for an ewe (lbs)
6-15
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US national lamb crop
1.03
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main source of income in sheep industry
lamb (by 75%, followed by cull ewe then wool income)
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top sheep producing states
Texas, California, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah
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top sheep producer in the world
China
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state with the highest lamb crop output
Virginia (1.38, Iowa's is 1.25)
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livstock judging originates from _______, Ohio (porkopolis) and _______, Illinois
Cincinnati, Chicago (Chicago Union Stockyards)
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livestock judging allows for more _________ market prices for meat
transparent
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longest standing livestock judging superintendant
JH Shepperd
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livestock judging is based on ________ and _______ (50 points each)
placings, reasons
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First woman to place in top 5 of livestock judging contest at ISU
Edith Curtiss
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true/false: of the original 6 colleges, only Iowa has entered a team in every collegiate judging contest held at the International and the North American
true
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