Domestication
When animals
1 depend on humans for living
2 serve a purpose to humans
they are considered
What is domesticated?
A person who takes care of sick animals
What is a veterinarian?
What is genetics?
Brought animals to the West Indies in 1493
Who is Columbus?
Used for Meat and wool.
What are sheep?
chickens or turkeys
What is the most recent animal to be domesticated according to our notes?
A person who calculates different feed rations and helps their customer decide what feed is best
What is a feed salesman?
The branch of science the deals with insects
What is entomology
The place where Cortez brought pigs to in 1519.
What is Mexico?
Used for meat and eggs
horses
What animal was originally domesticated for transportation and work?
The field of science that an artificial insemination technician would work in.
What is embroyology?
What is anatomy?
This was built around the time of the Civil War that allowed for transportation of goods and people.
What are railroads?
Used for meat and milk. More popular in Asia
What are goats
China and Southeast Asia
The field of science that a researcher that researches African Swine Fever
What is pathology?
What is nutrition?
The state where William Pynchon opened up the first meat packing plant, selling salt pork.
What is Massachusetts?
used for milk and meat. Most popular in the US.
Cattle and sheep
What were the first of the livestock species to be domesticated?
A DNR officer that studies the deer population in Iowa would be working in this branch of science.
What is ecology?
The study of causes and effects of diseases.
What is pathology?
the best college in the state of Iowa, which also happens to be Iowa's Land Grant University
What is Iowa State University?
Goat meat is also known as
What is chevron?