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| What percent of the world's population would get most of its protein, fats, iron, niacin and other vitamins from meat from ruminants? |
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| What percent of our protein comes from food products from ruminants? |
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| What percent of our fat comes from food products from ruminants? |
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| What percent of our phosphorus comes from food products from ruminants? |
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| What percent of our calcium comes from food products from ruminants? |
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| Fat, protein, carbohydrates produce ___% of energy |
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| Edible by-products include: (theres 4) |
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1. Brain
2. Tongue
3. Kidneys
4. Heart |
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| Consumption of red meat, dairy products and eggs has ______ in recent years |
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| With regards to Food Safety what are some of the major issues (theres 6 listed) |
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Bacterial Contamination
Pesticides in food
Drug residues in food
Irradication of food
Genetic Engineering
Contamination of food by processors |
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| What percent of food borne illness is caused by bacteria? |
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| What percent of food borne illness is caused by chemicals? |
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| What percent of food borne illness is caused by viral? |
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| What percent of food borne illness is caused by parasites? |
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| When was the use of Cobalt or Cesium irradicated from beef? |
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True/False
Genetic Engineering produces disease prone animals. |
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False they produce disease resistant animal along with
-growth regulators
-new drugs
-vaccines
-Bovine Somatotropin (BST)
-Porcine Somatotropin (PST) |
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What is the study of animal behavior in a natural environment
hint: Deals with instinctive behavior rather than learned behavior |
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What is fixed patterns of actions exhibited by animals?
hint: not learned but may be modified by learning experiences |
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| What is the mechanism whereby animals change their level of responsiveness to stimuli |
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| What is it called when animals cannot reach conclusions based on reasoning in the same sense that humans can? |
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| How do animals communicate? |
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Visualization
Body Posture
Change in Gait |
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| What are the two types of behaviors exhibited by animals? |
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| What is Ingestive Behavior? |
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| What is Eliminating behavior? |
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| elimintaing feces and urine at random |
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What do farm animals and poulty tend to do to provide better protection?
hint: instinctive behavior |
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| they band together in a herd or flock |
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| What will animals do when in hot weather? |
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| Pant, drool, sweat and increase water consumption |
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