Skeletal
What is to provide structure, support, and protection for the body.
The highway of nerves running down the back.
What is the spinal cord?
The tube that carries air from the nose and mouth to the lungs.
What is the trachea?
The number of stomachs a ruminant possesses.
What is one stomach, 4 chambers?
The technical term for pregnancy.
What is gestation?
These protect the lungs and heart in the chest.
What is ribs?
These cells carry messages in the body.
What are neurons?
The blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart to the rest of the body.
What is arteries?
Chewing is an example of _________ digestion and acid in the stomach is an example of ________ digestion.
What is mechanical and chemical?
The term for removing the testes that prevents a male from breeding.
What is marrow?
_________ neurons are responsible for receive and transmitting sensory information, and _______ neurons control muscle movements.
The type of blood cell that fights infections.
What is white blood cells?
Hindgut fermenters have an enlarged ________ to allow for fermentation of plant materials.
This is the site of sperm production.
What is testes?
Where bones meet and allows for movement.
What are the joints?
Empty spaces between each neuron, where they communicate with each other.
What is synapses?
Tissue that connects bone to muscle.
What is tendons?
The organ that mechanically digests food in an avian's digestive system?
What is gizzard?
The site of egg production.
What is the ovaries?
Tissue that connects bone to bone.
What is ligaments?
The ______________ nervous system controls voluntary movements and the __________ nervous systems controls involuntary movements.
What is somatic and autonomic?
Tiny air sacs where oxygen enters the blood.
What is alveoli?
VFA stands for _____________ and is __% if the energy ruminants require?
What is volatile fatty acids, and 70%
The term for a father is ______ and the term for a mother is ____.
What is sire and dam?