study guide for small animal/alternative ag. animal test
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| ducks and geese are examples | waterfowl
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| domesticated birds | poultry
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| chickens used for meat | broiler
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| chickens used for egg laying | layer
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| a business that hatches poultry from eggs | hatchery
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| a young pigeon | squab
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| a group of birds | flock
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| miniature chickens | bantam
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| chickens originated here | Southeast Asia
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| the number one state for broiler production | Georgia
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| how many breeds of chickens are recognized in the U.S. | two hundred
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| How many varieties of turkeys are there | eight
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| a young turkey | poult
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| a male duck | drake
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| a female duck | hen
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| a male goose | gander
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| an example of a gamebird | quail
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| the primary use of rabbits in the U.S. | meat
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| a rabbit used for meat production | New Zealand
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| a rabbit used for fur production | Rex
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| animal skin with hair attached | pelt
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| a male rabbit | buck
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| a female rabbit | doe
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| young rabbits born at one time to the same parents | litter
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| llamas and alpacas originated where | South America
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| Ostrichs originated where | Africa
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| Tilapia originated where | Egypt
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| Emus originated where | Australia
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| This alternative animal is used for meat and hides | alligator
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| This alternative animal is used for eggs, feathers, meat and skin | ostrich
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| This alternative animal is used as a pack animal | alpacas
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| This alternative animal's primary job is pollination | honeybee
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| This alternative animal is used for meat, pelts and tourism | bison
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| The scientific name of the dog | Canis familiaria
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| to give birth | whelp
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| to withdraw the need or opportunity for a puppy to nurse | weaning
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| What is the most economical food for dog's and puppies | dry
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| a major internal dog parasite that affects the heart | heartworms
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| Puppies need foods higher in _____ than adult dogs | protein
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| A major internal dog parasite that is transported by fleas | tapeworms
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| An external dog parasite that causes Rocky Mtn. spotted fever | tick
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| A highly contagious dog disease spread by contact with feces and is usually fatal in puppies | Canine parvovirus
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| A viral infection that affects all mammals, transmitted by the bite of an infected animal | rabies
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| A highly contagious dog disease spread by an airborne virus, symptoms are that of a cold | Distemper
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| A home for bees | hive
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| A box filled with movable parts used by bees | super
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| the only fertile, egglaying female in a hive | queen
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| female bees that gather nectar, tend the eggs and guard the hive | worker bee
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| a male bee | drone
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| a group of bees with a queen that leave one hive and go to another | swarm
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| bees have this type of metamorphosis | complete
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| The most important job a bee does | pollination
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| Bees have ___ eyes | five
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| Bees have ___ stomachs | two
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| the straw like tongue of a bee | proboscis
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| the hexagonal structure made of wax that is contructed by bees and used to incubate eggs and store honey | honeycomb
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| areas located on the hind legs of bees, used for carrying pollen back to the hive | pollen basket
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