BASC107A

99問 • 1年前

Yami

通報

問題一覧

means change; the result of genetic adaptation to environmental changes

Evolution

taxonomic classification of horse (kingdom)

Animalia

taxonomic classification of horse (phylum)

Chordata

taxonomic classification of horse (class)

Mammalia

taxonomic classification of horse (order)

Perissodactyla

taxonomic classification of horse (family)

Equidae

taxonomic classification of horse (genus)

Equus

taxonomic classification of horse (species)

Equus ferus

taxonomic classification of horse (subspecies)

Equus ferus caballus

what country did horse originated

North America

what epoch when the horse evolved

Eocene epoch

during the end of what epoch horses extinct

Pleistocene epoch

dawned horse; arched back and snout-like noses

Hyracotherium

middle horse; back less arched, face, snout, and neck are longer

Mesohippus

ruminant or cud-chewing horse; effective grazer and runner

Merychippus

looked like the modern horse; skull had a deep facial fossa

Pliohippus

body color: brown or black with light areas mane & tail: black

Brown

body color: dark red or brownish red mane & tail: dark red or brownish red, may be flaxen

Chestnut

body color: tan, red, reddish brown lower legs: black mane & tail: black

Bay

body color: black without light areas mane & tail: black

Black

body color: white skin: pink eyes: dark

White

body color: mixture of white and red hairs head & lower leg: dark mane & tail: red or flaxen

Red roan

body color: mixture of white with black hairs head & lower legs: dark

Blue roan

body color: mixture of white with red hairs head: dark; usually red lower legs: black mane & tail: black

Bay roan

body color: yellowish or gold lower legs: black mane & tail: black

Buckskin

body color: golden yellow mane & tail: white

Palomino

body color: yellowish or gold mane & tail: black or brown dorsal stripes: zebra stripes (legs) & transverse stripes (withers)

Dun

body color: yellowish or flesh colored mane & tail: red or reddish, flaxen, white or mixed dorsal stipes: red or reddish zebra stripes (legs) & transverse stripes (withers)

Red dun

body color: white mixed with any other colored hair often born solid-colored or almost solid-colored

Gray

body color: smokey or mouse-colored mane & tail: black dorsal stripes: black

Grullo

body color: reddish or copper-red mane & tail: reddish or copper-red, may be flaxen

Sorrel

skin: pink hair: white or cream-colored eyes: blue

Cremello

skin: pink hair: white or cream-colored eyes: blue mane & tail: darker

Perlino

white makings crosses between the wither and tail; four legs are white

Tobiano

white markings do not cross between the withers and tail; darker legs; usually bald face

Overo

combination of tobiano and overo

Tovero

marking between the two nostrils

Snip

narrowing marking extending vertically in the area between forehead and the nostrils

Strip

making on the forehead

Star

making on the forehead with a strip to the nasal peak

Star and strip

marking on the forehead with a narrow extension to the nasal peak and opening again between the nostrils

Star, strip, and snip

vertical marking of medium, uniform width extending the length of the face

Blaze

very broad blaze

Bald face

narrow marking around the coronet above the hoof

Coronet

marking which includes only half the pastern above the corone

Half pastern

marking which includes the entire pastern

Pastern

marking which extends around the leg, from the coronet halfway up the cannon bone

Sock

full marking to the area of the knee on the foreleg and to the area of the hock on the hindleg

Stocking

define or describe white places on face and legs

Markings

bred to carry and pull heavy loads; 1600lbs and 16 hands tall: cold blood

Draft horse

Draft horses

All of the above

bred for speed, agility, endurance, and riding; used for every form of riding

Light horse

cold blooded light horse

American quarter horse

middle weight horse; cross of cold blood draft horse and hot blood light horse

Warm blood horse

best known for their exceptionally smooth ride; gentlemen’s horse

Gaited horse

horse that measure less than 14.2 hands; versatile horses

Ponies

Wild ass is untamed version of domesticated

Donkey

Donkeys are much stronger than horse

True

cross of horse and donkey

Mule

Male donkey

Jack

Female donkey

Jennet

wild non- domesticated equine; difficult to train for riding under saddle

Zebra

cross of zebra and horse

Zoarse

origin: Idaho, Oregon, and Washington

Appaloosa

First bred by Nez Perce Indians

Appaloosa

14 to 15.2 hands

Appaloosa

origin: Saudi Arabia

Arabian

14.2 to 15.2 hands

Arabian

Dish face

Arabian

origin: United States; Spanish descent

Palomino

14.2 to 16 hands

Palomino

Origin: United States (Texas, Okahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas)

Quarter horse

Most versatile of all breeds

Quarter horse

First breed native to United States

Quarter horse

Origin: England

Miniature horse

First used to pull ore carts in coal mines

Miniature horse

origin: Shetland isles

Shetland pony

one of the oldest breeds in existence

Shetland pony

origin: Belgium

Belgian

15.2 to 17 hands

Belgian

known for draftiness

Belgian

origin: Scotland

Clydesdale

has 4 white socks; well-defined blaze or bald face

Clydesdale

16.2 to 18 hands

Clydesdale

origin: France

Percheron

size: intermediate; between clydesdale and belgian

Percheron

16.2 to 17.3 hands

Percheron

mated with thoroughbreds

Percheron

origin: England (draft horse)

Shire

match in weight with Belgian

Percheron

16.2 to 17.1 hands

Shire

war horses in the 15th and 16th centuries

Shire

golden horse with ligh-colored flaxen mane and tail

Palomino

mixture of white and colored area on their bodies

Pinto

white and black spotting pattern

Piebald

white and any color other than black or white and two other colors which may include black

Skewbald

white with dark spots all over the body

Leopard

dark horse with tiny white spots

Snowflake

white blanket with dark spots on the rump

The blanket

ANIMAL REPRODUCTION

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ANIMAL REPRODUCTION

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Female and male reproductive system

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Female and male reproductive system

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Poultry lab terminologies #1

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Poultry lab terminologies #1

40問 • 2年前

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Poultry lab external anatomy and reproductive system

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Poultry lab external anatomy and reproductive system

Poultry lab (breeds)

Poultry lab (breeds)

Egg

Egg

QUIZ GRP 1

QUIZ GRP 1

QUIZ GENETICS

QUIZ GENETICS

AI and MOET

AI and MOET

SWINE LAB REPORT

SWINE LAB REPORT

Slaughtering of pig

Slaughtering of pig

Improvement and Control Traits

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Improvement and Control Traits

poultry lab finals

poultry lab finals

POULTRY LEC

POULTRY LEC

ANAT101A - Introduction to Veterinary Anatomy

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ANAT101A - Introduction to Veterinary Anatomy

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AXIAL MUSCLE

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ANAT101A - Introduction to Veterinary Anatomy

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19問 • 1年前

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38問 • 1年前

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BASC108B

BASC108B

BASC108B PART 2

BASC108B PART 2

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BASC108A 1

BASC108A 2

BASC108A 2

DEVA100B

DEVA100B

DEVA100A

DEVA100A

BASC101B Finals

BASC101B Finals

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Yami · 41問 · 1年前

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Nervous System

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Circulatory System

Circulatory System

ANAT101A - Digestive System

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OSTEOLOGY

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MICRO LEC

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問題一覧

means change; the result of genetic adaptation to environmental changes

Evolution

taxonomic classification of horse (kingdom)

Animalia

taxonomic classification of horse (phylum)

Chordata

taxonomic classification of horse (class)

Mammalia

taxonomic classification of horse (order)

Perissodactyla

taxonomic classification of horse (family)

Equidae

taxonomic classification of horse (genus)

Equus

taxonomic classification of horse (species)

Equus ferus

taxonomic classification of horse (subspecies)

Equus ferus caballus

what country did horse originated

North America

what epoch when the horse evolved

Eocene epoch

during the end of what epoch horses extinct

Pleistocene epoch

dawned horse; arched back and snout-like noses

Hyracotherium

middle horse; back less arched, face, snout, and neck are longer

Mesohippus

ruminant or cud-chewing horse; effective grazer and runner

Merychippus

looked like the modern horse; skull had a deep facial fossa

Pliohippus

body color: brown or black with light areas mane & tail: black

Brown

body color: dark red or brownish red mane & tail: dark red or brownish red, may be flaxen

Chestnut

body color: tan, red, reddish brown lower legs: black mane & tail: black

Bay

body color: black without light areas mane & tail: black

Black

body color: white skin: pink eyes: dark

White

body color: mixture of white and red hairs head & lower leg: dark mane & tail: red or flaxen

Red roan

body color: mixture of white with black hairs head & lower legs: dark

Blue roan

body color: mixture of white with red hairs head: dark; usually red lower legs: black mane & tail: black

Bay roan

body color: yellowish or gold lower legs: black mane & tail: black

Buckskin

body color: golden yellow mane & tail: white

Palomino

body color: yellowish or gold mane & tail: black or brown dorsal stripes: zebra stripes (legs) & transverse stripes (withers)

Dun

body color: yellowish or flesh colored mane & tail: red or reddish, flaxen, white or mixed dorsal stipes: red or reddish zebra stripes (legs) & transverse stripes (withers)

Red dun

body color: white mixed with any other colored hair often born solid-colored or almost solid-colored

Gray

body color: smokey or mouse-colored mane & tail: black dorsal stripes: black

Grullo

body color: reddish or copper-red mane & tail: reddish or copper-red, may be flaxen

Sorrel

skin: pink hair: white or cream-colored eyes: blue

Cremello

skin: pink hair: white or cream-colored eyes: blue mane & tail: darker

Perlino

white makings crosses between the wither and tail; four legs are white

Tobiano

white markings do not cross between the withers and tail; darker legs; usually bald face

Overo

combination of tobiano and overo

Tovero

marking between the two nostrils

Snip

narrowing marking extending vertically in the area between forehead and the nostrils

Strip

making on the forehead

Star

making on the forehead with a strip to the nasal peak

Star and strip

marking on the forehead with a narrow extension to the nasal peak and opening again between the nostrils

Star, strip, and snip

vertical marking of medium, uniform width extending the length of the face

Blaze

very broad blaze

Bald face

narrow marking around the coronet above the hoof

Coronet

marking which includes only half the pastern above the corone

Half pastern

marking which includes the entire pastern

Pastern

marking which extends around the leg, from the coronet halfway up the cannon bone

Sock

full marking to the area of the knee on the foreleg and to the area of the hock on the hindleg

Stocking

define or describe white places on face and legs

Markings

bred to carry and pull heavy loads; 1600lbs and 16 hands tall: cold blood

Draft horse

Draft horses

All of the above

bred for speed, agility, endurance, and riding; used for every form of riding

Light horse

cold blooded light horse

American quarter horse

middle weight horse; cross of cold blood draft horse and hot blood light horse

Warm blood horse

best known for their exceptionally smooth ride; gentlemen’s horse

Gaited horse

horse that measure less than 14.2 hands; versatile horses

Ponies

Wild ass is untamed version of domesticated

Donkey

Donkeys are much stronger than horse

True

cross of horse and donkey

Mule

Male donkey

Jack

Female donkey

Jennet

wild non- domesticated equine; difficult to train for riding under saddle

Zebra

cross of zebra and horse

Zoarse

origin: Idaho, Oregon, and Washington

Appaloosa

First bred by Nez Perce Indians

Appaloosa

14 to 15.2 hands

Appaloosa

origin: Saudi Arabia

Arabian

14.2 to 15.2 hands

Arabian

Dish face

Arabian

origin: United States; Spanish descent

Palomino

14.2 to 16 hands

Palomino

Origin: United States (Texas, Okahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas)

Quarter horse

Most versatile of all breeds

Quarter horse

First breed native to United States

Quarter horse

Origin: England

Miniature horse

First used to pull ore carts in coal mines

Miniature horse

origin: Shetland isles

Shetland pony

one of the oldest breeds in existence

Shetland pony

origin: Belgium

Belgian

15.2 to 17 hands

Belgian

known for draftiness

Belgian

origin: Scotland

Clydesdale

has 4 white socks; well-defined blaze or bald face

Clydesdale

16.2 to 18 hands

Clydesdale

origin: France

Percheron

size: intermediate; between clydesdale and belgian

Percheron

16.2 to 17.3 hands

Percheron

mated with thoroughbreds

Percheron

origin: England (draft horse)

Shire

match in weight with Belgian

Percheron

16.2 to 17.1 hands

Shire

war horses in the 15th and 16th centuries

Shire

golden horse with ligh-colored flaxen mane and tail

Palomino

mixture of white and colored area on their bodies

Pinto

white and black spotting pattern

Piebald

white and any color other than black or white and two other colors which may include black

Skewbald

white with dark spots all over the body

Leopard

dark horse with tiny white spots

Snowflake

white blanket with dark spots on the rump

The blanket