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ASCI 112 Midterm 1 Exam Questions & Answers 2023/2024 There was a rise of animal domestication in the Neolithic Era!. What animal is NOT part of that era? a. Cattle and Swine b. Sheep and Goats c. Cats d. Dogs - ANSWER-Dogs What was the first animal domesticated? About what year was it do...

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ASCI 112 Midterm 1 Exam Questions &
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There was a rise of animal domestication in the Neolithic Era!. What animal is NOT part of that era?

a. Cattle and Swine

b. Sheep and Goats

c. Cats

d. Dogs - ANSWER-Dogs



What was the first animal domesticated? About what year was it domesticated? - ANSWER-Dogs, 15,000
years ago



Why was there a surge of domestication in the neolithic era? - ANSWER-Farming, increased stability



Adoption Theory: - ANSWER-Artificial selection, Taming the young, and breeding the tamest



Adaption Theory: - ANSWER-Natural selction, animals choose to be domesticated, easier to find food and
shelter



Domestication: - ANSWER-is NOT tameness- is a sustained multi-generational relationship in which one
group of organisms assumes a significant degree of influence over the reproduction and care of another
group to secure a more predictable supply of resources from that second group



Tameness: - ANSWER--is a gradual habituation to humans, characterized by reduced fearfulness of
humans. (Zoos)



What was the name of the Russian biologist who led the famous fox experiments? - ANSWER-Dmitry
Belyayev



True/False. The fox experiments helped discover a biochemical link between the hormone

, adrenaline and coat color. - ANSWER-True



How many farm animals are there? - ANSWER-Over a billion farm animals in the U.S., 90% are broilers



How many companion animals? - ANSWER-100 million to 500 million in US



How many lab animals? - ANSWER-100,000 to 1 million lab animals in US but doesn't count mice



How many exotic animals: - ANSWER-100,000 to 1 million exotic animals in US



What countries are the most food insecure and how does this relate to farms? - ANSWER-Africa, Asia,
South America, developing countries, what they can produce, they are smaller



Science: - ANSWER-the intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the
structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment.



Natural Selection vs. Artificial Selection - ANSWER-Darwinism vs. Human Involvement



Piebald: - ANSWER-black and white coat pattern typically on cows/horses



Neotany: - ANSWER-the retention of juvenile features in the adult animal.



CA Proposition 2 (2008) - ANSWER-Prevention of Farm Animal Cruelty Act

Prohibit the confinement of certain farm animals in a manner that does not allow them to turn around
freely, lie down, stand up, and fully extend their limbs, mainly veal calves, layer hens and sows



3 Organizationsfor animal agriculture: - ANSWER-FAO-Food and Agricultural Organization of the United
Nations

USDA

FDA

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