Industry Importance
Terminology
Classification
Domestication
100

Which state produces and slaughters the most hogs?

Iowa

100

Castration

Removal of a male animal's testicles to eliminate offspring production.

100

What is binomial nomenclature?

A two-name classifying system for naming.

100

Domestication Definition

Process of adapting animals for human use.

200

What is an animal by-product?

Secondary or incidental products not directly consumed from the animal but created from the material left over from the slaughter process.

200

Cattle: Young Female

Heifer

200

What are animals classified by scientifically?

Unique physical traits.

200

Why were animals domesticated?

Steady food supply and animal labor.

300

What did animals become through trading at the beginning of domestication?

A form of currency.

300

Swine: Young Male (Intact)

Shoat

300

As producers, how do we classify livestock?

By use (meat production, labor, dairy production).

300

What must an animal be able to do in captivity as a successfully domesticated species?

Breed in captivity.

400

What did domestication allow humans to begin doing? (2 things)

Stabilize food supply and create settlements.

400

Horse: Castrated Young Male

Gelding

400

What is the difference between a species and a breed?

Breeds are a breakdown of species.

400

When and where are the first signs of domestication from?

10,000 years ago in Mesopotamia

500

What are the 4 benefits of livestock to humans?

Basic needs, currency, companionship, and sport.

500

Swine Scientific (Modifier) Name

Porcine

500

What is the hierarchy of classification?

Kingdom - Phylum - Class - Order - Sub-Order - Family - Genus - Species

500

What are domesticated animals used for?

Food, work, clothing, companionship, and medicine.

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