
The Animal Science Industry
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Nathan Wheelock
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THE ANIMAL SCIENCE IMDUSTRY
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Animal science is the production, use and care of animals
Historically meant study of farm animals
Today animal science covers all domestic animals including livestock, poultry, companion animals and captive animals (zoo).
All humans are affected by animals in some way.
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Right now 1's turn to 2's and both come up with some uses of animals. 3's will speak their answer when called on. You have 60 seconds. Start.
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Animal uses.
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ANIMAL USES:
Most Common Uses Are:
Food
Clothing
Labor
Companionship
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Less Common Uses:
Subject | Subject
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Medical research
Education
By-products (parts used in cosmetics and other consumer products)
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Multiple Choice
A hunting dog is what kind of animal use?
companionship
medical research
work
clothing
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Animal Science Topics
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animal breeds and breeding
nutrition
health care
anatomy and physiology
genetics
growth
training
housing
behavior
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Topics continued....
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welfare
ethics
safety
handling and restraint
classification
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Animal production is the most important. This involves the science and business of producing, processing and marketing of meat, dairy, eggs, fur and animal by=products.
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Types of animal categories in Animal Science:
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Livestock: animals bred and raised for commercial use or pleasure
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animals used for pleasure and entertainment
companion animal
animal not traditionally used for production or companion animal
Exotic animal
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animals kept in zoos, aquariums, wild animal parks
captive animal
Some animals can be considered in two or more categories
Careful,
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Multiple Choice
This is an example of:
companion/pet animal
exotic animal
livestock
captive animal
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Multiple Choice
These turkeys are considered:
livestock
captive animals
wild animals
exotic
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Multiple Choice
LLamas are considered:
livestock
exotics
captive
companion
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Multiple Choice
Dogs are considered
livestock
companion
exotic
captive
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Multiple Choice
This ball python is considered
exotic
captive
companion
l
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Multiple Select
OK now that you have the idea, here is a hard one :)
These American alligators can be considered
exotic
companion
captive
livestock
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ANIMAL DOMESTICATION
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To fix the huge "wall of print, did not read"
here is the breakdown of important domesticated animals in order:
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Domesticated about 32,000 years ago. We will discuss how dogs and humans co-evolved.
Scientific name: Canis lupus familiarus
Dogs
Canis lupus, Grey wolf
Still exists today.
Ancestor:
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Multiple Choice
What was the first animal to be domesticated?
horse
dog
goat
turkey
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10,000BC
(Capra hircus)
Domestic goat
Ibex, still exists today
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9000BC
Domestic pig
Still exists today and happily running all over Texas :p
European wild boar
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9000BC-8500BC
Domestic sheep
Still exsists today
Mouflon
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8000BC in both Europe and Asia.
European cattle ancestor the aouroch is extinct. Last one killed in 1627.
Used for work at first (all that horses came to do later)
Cattle
other cattle ancestor and still present today mostly in India
Zebu
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6000BC
Chicken
Still found today in south Asia
Jungle fowl
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3500BC
Central Asia
Domestic horse
Hunted to exticntion
Extinct wild horse
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1500BC
Domestic ferret
Doing fine today
European polecat
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360AD
Heavy changes in physical compared to wild turkey
Domestic turkey
A North and South American species only
Wild turkey
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600AD
Very different from ancestor
Domestic rabbit
Still common today
Iberian rabbit
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Other animals have been domesticated, a partial list below:
Chinchilla
Guinea pig
Both camel species
Ducks
European mouse and Black rat
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Multiple Choice
This tiger is domesticated or tame?
domesticated
tame
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Multiple Choice
Who was responsible from lifting mankind from hunter-gatherer to agricultural
(Civilized)
cattle
horses
dogs
ferrets
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Multiple Choice
This is the ancestor for
sheep
goats
cattle
horses
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Multiple Choice
Ancestor for the domestic chicken?
quail
turkey
jungle fowl
rock dove
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Multiple Choice
Which ancestor is running rampant all over Texas?
European polecat
European wild boar
European arochs
European hedgehog
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