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Animal breeding/genetics
50問 • 1年前
  • Gante, Sherlane R.
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    The functions of all genes are the following except

    Control the function of other (structural) genes

  • 2

    Inbreeding depression in most reproductive traits in farm animals is caused by

    Parent offspring mating

  • 3

    The American Brahman breed is an example of

    Bos indicus (Zebu) cattle

  • 4

    In the formula P (phenotype) = G (genetics) + E (environment), the following are the types of gene action that may be exploited by crossbreeding except

    Additive gene effects

  • 5

    The following are examples of non-Mendelian inheritance except

    Complete dominance

  • 6

    ________ leads to random genetic drift because of chance variation or sampling effects/errors.

    Small population size

  • 7

    The magnitude of inbreeding depression in inbred populations depends on

    All of the above

  • 8

    The average gestation period in the sow is

    114 days

  • 9

    Duroc is a breed of

    Swine

  • 10

    When a gene suppresses the expression of its allele, the former is called the dominant gene while the latter is referred to as the gene.

    Recessive

  • 11

    determines the sex of the individual.

    Sex chromosomes

  • 12

    is the notation used to refer to the heterogametic sex chromosomes of a hen.

    ZW

  • 13

    is the heterogametic sex in horses.

    Male

  • 14

    Milk production in cows and egg production in quails are examples of economically important traits which are known as

    Sex-limited

  • 15

    is when genes that are more closely linked tend to be inherited together maie often than those that are located further apart in the same chromosome.

    Autosomal linkage

  • 16

    The following reproductive biotechnologies may be used to manipulate the reproductive process in cattle, carabaos, horses and goats except

    Embryo transfer

  • 17

    Value of heritability which suggests that all the phenotypic variation among the individual in the population is due to additive and non-additive gene effects.

    +1

  • 18

    Which of the following breed of livestock or poultry was not developed by Filipino animal breeders at the U.P. College of Agriculture in the 1920s

    Pekin ducks

  • 19

    The goal in inbreeding is to increase

    A and B only

  • 20

    The Hardy Weinberg Law states that gene and genotypic frequencies remain constant from generation to generation provided that the population is large, mating is random, and that there is no migration, mutation, and selection.

    Gene and genotypic

  • 21

    The following reproductive biotechnology increases the reproduction rate in the bull, boar, or ram:

    Artificial insemination (AI)

  • 22

    In Mendel's Law of Segregation, the following are stated except:

    Genes determine characters

  • 23

    In a segment of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), adenine is an example of:

    Purine

  • 24

    is the term for gametogenesis in the cow

    Oogenesis

  • 25

    is a segment of the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) which determines the base sequence of nucleotide in the messenger ribonucleic acid (m-RNA) that makes up the code for a certain biological function.

    Gene

  • 26

    is the process of the union of the sperm and the egg to form a zygote which develops as a new individual.

    Fertilization

  • 27

    is a process by which the germinal cells divide to produce haploid cells each carrying only one-half of the genetic complement of the individual.

    Meiosis

  • 28

    is the process of producing the reproductive cells.

    Gametogenesis

  • 29

    is a spontaneous change in the biochemical structure of the gene resulting in an entirely different phenotypic effect.

    Mutation

  • 30

    is the process in which individuals from one population transfer to another population.

    Migration

  • 31

    measures the proportion of the total phenotypic variance that are attributable to the additive effects of genes that infiuence the trait

    Heritability

  • 32

    is a result of crossbreeding characterized by a large improvement in the average periormance of the F1 progeny over that of the parents

    Heterosis

  • 33

    is when individuals of the same phenotype (positive) or different phenotype (negative) are mated.

    Assortative

  • 34

    is the capability of a phenotype and a corresponding genotype to survive and reproduce in a given environment.

    Fitness

  • 35

    causes differential fitness among phenotypes.

    Selection

  • 36

    is the change in population mean due to selection.

    Response to seletion

  • 37

    is the mating between animals less closely related than the average of the group to which they belong

    inbreeding

  • 38

    is the difference of the mean phenotypic value between the offspring of the selected parents and the whole of the parental generation before selection.

    Selection differential

  • 39

    _ is when certain genotypes pertorm well under certain environment than other genotypes.

    Genotype x environment interaction

  • 40

    _ is a form on non-random mating except

    Panmada

  • 41

    The following are examples of outbreeding except

    Full sib mating

  • 42

    According to the Hardy-Weinberg Law, the following are factors that affect gene and genotypic frequency in a breeding population except

    Vetrification

  • 43

    The following is a consequence of inbreeding except

    Hybrid vigor

  • 44

    The scientific name of chickens is

    Gallus gallus domesticus

  • 45

    is a technique wherein a young embryo is collected from a donor female parent and then implanted into the uterus of a recipient

    Multiple ovulation and embryo transfer (MOET)

  • 46

    In general, traits that are associated with reproduction (e.., fertility and litter size) have heritabilities compared to those that are associated with production and product quality traits (e g. growth rate and back fat thickness).

    Lower

  • 47

    The scientific name of goats is

    Capra hircus

  • 48

    The chromosome number of the carabao is

    2n=48

  • 49

    The total number of carabaos owned mostly by smallholder farmers in the Philippines is approximately

    3 million

  • 50

    The reproductive rate (i.e. expected number of young produced per year) in pigs

    10 to 25

  • CLSU

    CLSU

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    CLSU

    CLSU

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    CBRC SET A

    CBRC SET A

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    CBRC SET A

    CBRC SET A

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    clsu test question

    clsu test question

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    clsu test question

    clsu test question

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    clsu test question 2

    clsu test question 2

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    clsu test question 2

    clsu test question 2

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    cbrc

    cbrc

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    cbrc

    cbrc

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    UPLB

    UPLB

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    UPLB

    UPLB

    25問 • 1年前
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    CBRC set a

    CBRC set a

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    CBRC set a

    CBRC set a

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    UPLB

    UPLB

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    UPLB

    UPLB

    26問 • 1年前
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    Animal physiology

    Animal physiology

    Gante, Sherlane R. · 100問 · 1年前

    Animal physiology

    Animal physiology

    100問 • 1年前
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    Beef Cattle production

    Beef Cattle production

    Gante, Sherlane R. · 26問 · 1年前

    Beef Cattle production

    Beef Cattle production

    26問 • 1年前
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    Poultry production

    Poultry production

    Gante, Sherlane R. · 35問 · 1年前

    Poultry production

    Poultry production

    35問 • 1年前
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    Swine

    Swine

    Gante, Sherlane R. · 32問 · 1年前

    Swine

    Swine

    32問 • 1年前
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    Animal nutrition

    Animal nutrition

    Gante, Sherlane R. · 100問 · 1年前

    Animal nutrition

    Animal nutrition

    100問 • 1年前
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    Animal nutrition 2

    Animal nutrition 2

    Gante, Sherlane R. · 8問 · 1年前

    Animal nutrition 2

    Animal nutrition 2

    8問 • 1年前
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    Animal products

    Animal products

    Gante, Sherlane R. · 75問 · 1年前

    Animal products

    Animal products

    75問 • 1年前
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    CBRC SET B

    CBRC SET B

    Gante, Sherlane R. · 100問 · 1年前

    CBRC SET B

    CBRC SET B

    100問 • 1年前
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    UPLB

    UPLB

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    UPLB

    UPLB

    100問 • 1年前
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    CBRC set b

    CBRC set b

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    CBRC set b

    CBRC set b

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    CBRC Set A

    CBRC Set A

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    CBRC Set A

    CBRC Set A

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    The functions of all genes are the following except

    Control the function of other (structural) genes

  • 2

    Inbreeding depression in most reproductive traits in farm animals is caused by

    Parent offspring mating

  • 3

    The American Brahman breed is an example of

    Bos indicus (Zebu) cattle

  • 4

    In the formula P (phenotype) = G (genetics) + E (environment), the following are the types of gene action that may be exploited by crossbreeding except

    Additive gene effects

  • 5

    The following are examples of non-Mendelian inheritance except

    Complete dominance

  • 6

    ________ leads to random genetic drift because of chance variation or sampling effects/errors.

    Small population size

  • 7

    The magnitude of inbreeding depression in inbred populations depends on

    All of the above

  • 8

    The average gestation period in the sow is

    114 days

  • 9

    Duroc is a breed of

    Swine

  • 10

    When a gene suppresses the expression of its allele, the former is called the dominant gene while the latter is referred to as the gene.

    Recessive

  • 11

    determines the sex of the individual.

    Sex chromosomes

  • 12

    is the notation used to refer to the heterogametic sex chromosomes of a hen.

    ZW

  • 13

    is the heterogametic sex in horses.

    Male

  • 14

    Milk production in cows and egg production in quails are examples of economically important traits which are known as

    Sex-limited

  • 15

    is when genes that are more closely linked tend to be inherited together maie often than those that are located further apart in the same chromosome.

    Autosomal linkage

  • 16

    The following reproductive biotechnologies may be used to manipulate the reproductive process in cattle, carabaos, horses and goats except

    Embryo transfer

  • 17

    Value of heritability which suggests that all the phenotypic variation among the individual in the population is due to additive and non-additive gene effects.

    +1

  • 18

    Which of the following breed of livestock or poultry was not developed by Filipino animal breeders at the U.P. College of Agriculture in the 1920s

    Pekin ducks

  • 19

    The goal in inbreeding is to increase

    A and B only

  • 20

    The Hardy Weinberg Law states that gene and genotypic frequencies remain constant from generation to generation provided that the population is large, mating is random, and that there is no migration, mutation, and selection.

    Gene and genotypic

  • 21

    The following reproductive biotechnology increases the reproduction rate in the bull, boar, or ram:

    Artificial insemination (AI)

  • 22

    In Mendel's Law of Segregation, the following are stated except:

    Genes determine characters

  • 23

    In a segment of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), adenine is an example of:

    Purine

  • 24

    is the term for gametogenesis in the cow

    Oogenesis

  • 25

    is a segment of the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) which determines the base sequence of nucleotide in the messenger ribonucleic acid (m-RNA) that makes up the code for a certain biological function.

    Gene

  • 26

    is the process of the union of the sperm and the egg to form a zygote which develops as a new individual.

    Fertilization

  • 27

    is a process by which the germinal cells divide to produce haploid cells each carrying only one-half of the genetic complement of the individual.

    Meiosis

  • 28

    is the process of producing the reproductive cells.

    Gametogenesis

  • 29

    is a spontaneous change in the biochemical structure of the gene resulting in an entirely different phenotypic effect.

    Mutation

  • 30

    is the process in which individuals from one population transfer to another population.

    Migration

  • 31

    measures the proportion of the total phenotypic variance that are attributable to the additive effects of genes that infiuence the trait

    Heritability

  • 32

    is a result of crossbreeding characterized by a large improvement in the average periormance of the F1 progeny over that of the parents

    Heterosis

  • 33

    is when individuals of the same phenotype (positive) or different phenotype (negative) are mated.

    Assortative

  • 34

    is the capability of a phenotype and a corresponding genotype to survive and reproduce in a given environment.

    Fitness

  • 35

    causes differential fitness among phenotypes.

    Selection

  • 36

    is the change in population mean due to selection.

    Response to seletion

  • 37

    is the mating between animals less closely related than the average of the group to which they belong

    inbreeding

  • 38

    is the difference of the mean phenotypic value between the offspring of the selected parents and the whole of the parental generation before selection.

    Selection differential

  • 39

    _ is when certain genotypes pertorm well under certain environment than other genotypes.

    Genotype x environment interaction

  • 40

    _ is a form on non-random mating except

    Panmada

  • 41

    The following are examples of outbreeding except

    Full sib mating

  • 42

    According to the Hardy-Weinberg Law, the following are factors that affect gene and genotypic frequency in a breeding population except

    Vetrification

  • 43

    The following is a consequence of inbreeding except

    Hybrid vigor

  • 44

    The scientific name of chickens is

    Gallus gallus domesticus

  • 45

    is a technique wherein a young embryo is collected from a donor female parent and then implanted into the uterus of a recipient

    Multiple ovulation and embryo transfer (MOET)

  • 46

    In general, traits that are associated with reproduction (e.., fertility and litter size) have heritabilities compared to those that are associated with production and product quality traits (e g. growth rate and back fat thickness).

    Lower

  • 47

    The scientific name of goats is

    Capra hircus

  • 48

    The chromosome number of the carabao is

    2n=48

  • 49

    The total number of carabaos owned mostly by smallholder farmers in the Philippines is approximately

    3 million

  • 50

    The reproductive rate (i.e. expected number of young produced per year) in pigs

    10 to 25