ASI Terminology Flashcards

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Genotype

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genetic makeup of an animal

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Phenotype

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physical appearance of an animal

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Spermatogenesis

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development of male sex cells

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Oogensis

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development of female sex cells

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Mitosis

A

simple cell division

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Meiosis

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reduction division of sex cells - makes a cell that is 1N

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Homozygous

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animal whose genotype for a trait consists of like gene pairs - PP

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Heterozygous

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genotype consists of unlike gene pairs - Pp

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Recessive gene

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gene that is masked by dominant gene

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Heritability

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the proportion of an observed trait that is passed on to progeny

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Selection Differential (Reach)

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average superiority of an individual over the average of the population from which they are seeded

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Generation Interval

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average age of the parents when the offspring is born

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Differential Reproduction

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certain animals will produce more offspring than others

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Digestion

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obtaining nutrients essential for the body processes from food

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Absorption

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crossing the intestinal epithelium and sending nutrients to the blood

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prehension

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food grasping of gathering

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mastication

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chewing

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degulation

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swallowing

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Afferent of sensory neurons

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conduct excitation from receptor to CNS

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Efferent of motor neurons

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conduct excitation from CNS to target organ

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Somatic Nervous System

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controls voluntary muscles

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Autonomic Nervous System

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controls involuntary muscles and glands

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Association or interneuron

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connection between afferent and efferent neurons in CNS

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Hyperplasia

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growth in number of cells

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Hypertrophy

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growth in size of cells

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Synapse

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point of contact between neurons which are functionally related - is a gap between dentrite and axon

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Heterosis

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The tendency of a crossbred individual to show qualities superior to those of both parents.

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Polyestrus

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many recurring heat cycles

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monoestrus

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one heat per year

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anestrus and reasons why

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without heat:

pregnant, age, stress

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Tuballigation

A

sterilization, tying of tubes

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Dystocia

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difficult birth

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postpartum interval

A

time from birth until rebreed

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Infundibulum

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catches ovum, probably site of fertilization

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Oviduct

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passage way for egg and sperm

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Uterus

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site of implantation and attachment

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Amnioin

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inner most layer of tissue on the Uterus

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Allantois or Alantoic cavitiy

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Tissue of uterus, extension of fetal hind gut, disposal area for fetal waste products

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chorion

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Tissue of uterus, contact with wall of uterus

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Free Martin

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When twins in cattle are mix sex, the female that is born twin to a bull is usually called a Free Martin

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Cervix

A

closure for uterus

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Vagina

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usual site of sperm deposition, common passageway for urine and reproproducts

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Vulva

A

external genitalia of female

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Cryptorchid

A

A male mammal with one or two testicles that fail to fall into the scrotum

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Bull

A

intact male cattle

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Steer

A

castrated male cattle

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Ram

A

intact male sheep

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Wether

A

castrated male sheep or goat

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Buck

A

intact male goat

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Boar

A

intact male hog

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Barrow

A

castrated male hog

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Stallion

A

intact male horse

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Gelding

A

castrated male horse

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Cock

A

intact male chicken

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Capon

A

castrated male chicken

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Stag

A

when testis are removed late in an animal’s life

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Zygote

A

union of genetic material

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embryo

A

when young takes form

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parturition

A

act og giving birth

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colostrum

A

mother’s first milk high in antibodies

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zoonotic

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disease that is transmitted from animal to humans

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enucleation

A

removal of genetic material

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nuclear transfer

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the transfer of a donor nucleus

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morbidity

A

how many get sick

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mortality

A

how many die

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Antibody

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any of various proteins in the blood generated in reaction to foreign antigens - they produce immunity to certain micro-organisms

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Antigen

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anything that stimulates the production of an antibody

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Antibiotic

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any substance that inhibit growth or destroy micro-organisms

69
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active immunity

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animal builds an antibody in response to an antigen, takes time, can cause mild reaction

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passive immunity

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animal ingests antibodies - colostrum, injection, fast