ANSC 2 (Lecture) Flashcards

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What is the study of ANIMAL behavior in the animals’ natural habitat?

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Ethology

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Who is the founder of Ethology?

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Konrad Lorenz

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It is the rapid and irreversible learning that occurs within a few hours or days after birth. What is it called?

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Imprinting

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What are the 3 key components of domestication?

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Living and freely reproducing
Under the care of man
For economic advantage

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What is the normal marketable weight of a chicken?

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1.5 - 1.8 kgs

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Domestication comes from the latin word ________ which means __________.

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“Domesticus” - “of the home”

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What is the definition of Domestication?

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  • To adapt the behavior of the animal to fit the needs of people.
  • Taming of a population of organisms in order to accentuate traits that are desirable.
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Broilers are sold in the market usually when they reach 28-35 days. True or false?

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True

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What are the services of animals to man?

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  • Food (milk, eggs, meat)
  • Ornaments and Clothing
  • Sports and Recreation
  • Conserve Soil and Soil Fertility
  • By-products
  • Stabilize Farm Economy
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____________ is a term that includes all domesticated birds which render economic services to men.

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Poultry

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It is the science that deals with the study of birds.

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Ornithology

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Who is the Father of Poultry Science?

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Dr. Francisco M. Fronda

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What are the probably most domesticated birds in the world?

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Chickens

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What is the scientific name for Chickens?

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Gallus gallus domesticus

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__________ are the chickens that are about to lay eggs.

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Pullets

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What are the specialized fields in Poultry?

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  • Breeder farm
  • Layer farm
  • Broiler farm
  • Hatchery
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What are the five types of feathers?

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  • Flight
  • Cover
  • Semi Filoplumes
  • Filoplumes
  • Downy feathers
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What are the dilemmas faced by native chickens?

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  • Retain the genetically inferior ones to reproduce
  • Raised under poor conditions
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What are the 4 wild ancestors of chicken?

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  • RED jungle fowl of Asia
  • GRAY jungle fowl
  • CEYLONESE/SRI LANKAN jungle fowl
  • JAVANESE BLACK/GREEN jungle fowl
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What is the scientific name for the RED jungle fowl of Asia?

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Gallus bankiva

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What is the scientific name for GRAY jungle fowl?

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Gallus sonnerati

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What is the scientific name for CEYLONESE SRI LANKAN jungle fowl?

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Gallus lafayetti

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What is the scientific name for JAVANESE BLACK/GREEN jungle fowl?

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Gallus varius

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Distinguishing traits of breeds of Poultry species are?

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Plumage color and pattern, comb type, and body size.

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What are the different UTILITY CLASSIFICATIONS?
- EGG type - MEAT type - GENERAL PURPOSE type / DUAL purpose - FANCY type - FIGHTING type
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Give examples of EGG types of chickens.
Leghorn, Minorcas, Anconas, Mikawa
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What are the characteristics of EGG type chickens?
- Their comparatively SMALL SIZE - They lay LARGE, WHITE SHELLED eggs - They are very ACTIVE and NERVOUS IN TEMPERAMENT - They are NON-SITTERS
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What are the characteristics of MEAT type chickens?
- They are LARGE, SLOW IN MOVEMENT, QUIET and GENTLE IN DISPOSITION - They are POORER EGG LAYERS - They lay BROWN SHELLED EGGS
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Give examples of MEAT types of chickens.
Brahmas, Cochin, Lagshans, Cornish, White Rocks
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Give examples of GENERAL PURPOSE types of chickens.
New Hampshire, Rhode Island Red, Plymouth Rock, Lancaster, Nagoya, Cantonese
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What are the characteristics of GENERAL PURPOSE type chickens?
- MEDIUM-SIZED GOOD LAYERS - The young are FAST GROWERS - NOT NERVOUS AS THE EGG CLASS but MORE ACTIVE THAN THE MEAT CLASS
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What are the characteristics of FANCY type chickens?
- POSSESSING DECIDED BEAUTY OF PLUMAGE - Raised as ORNAMENTALS or PETS
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Give examples of FANCY types of chickens.
Frizzle, Bantams, Long Tailed
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What are the characteristics of FIGHTING type chickens?
- DEVELOPED BY NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AFICIONADOS in this game.
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Give examples of FIGHTING types of chickens.
Ruble, Hulsay, Claret, Oasis
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What are the Four (4) Standard Classification of Chickens?
- AMERICAN class - ASIATIC class - MEDITERRANEAN class - ENGLISH class
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What are the characteristics of the AMERICAN class and its examples?
- Origin: America - Considered as BROWN EGG LAYERS WITH YELLOW SKIN Examples: Wyandottes, Lancaster, Rhode Island Red, New Hampshire
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What are the characteristics of the ASIATIC class and its examples?
- Origin: Asia - With YELLOW SKIN, LARGE BODIES WHICH ARE SQUARELY SHAPED Examples: Brahmas, Cochin, Nagoya, Cantonese, Langshang
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What are the characteristics of the MEDITERRANEAN class and its examples?
- Origin: Europe - SMALLER THAN AMERICAN AND ASIATIC class - CLEAN-LEGGED WITH WHITE CREAMY EARLOBES Examples: Leghorn, Minorcas, Anconas, Hambury, Polish, French
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What are the characteristics of the ENGLISH class and its examples?
- Origin: English - For EGGS and MEAT production - Have EXCELLENT MEAT QUALITY Examples: Orpington, Dorkings, Cornish, Australops
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What is the origin of "Native" Chicken and its examples?
- DESCENDANTS of those from CONTINENTAL ASIA Examples: Labuyo, Bolinao of Pangasinan, Banaba of Batangas, Camarines of BIcol, Paraokan of Palawan, Darag of Cebu
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What is Poultry Breeding?
- A scientific practice that aims at the GENETIC IMPROVEMENT OF THE BIRDS THROUGH SUCCESSIVE GENERATIONS by virtue of planned reproduction - Aim is TO IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE FLOCK
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Selection is?
The process of choosing individuals to be parents of the next generations.
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What are the two types of Selection?
Natural Selection and Artificial Selection
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Define Natural Selection.
"Survival of the fittest"
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Define Artificial Selection.
The interference of man in achieving certain goals and personal ideas.
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What is Feed Conversion Efficiency (FCE)?
- The amount of feeds given to chicks/chickens to make them gain weight (1 kilo)
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What are the systems of poultry breeding?
- Inbreeding and Outbreeding
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Inbreeding is? What are the advantages and disadvantages of Inbreeding?
It is the mating of closely related individuals. Advantage - used in developing superior strains of birds Disadvantage - Abnormal Progeny
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Outbreeding is? What are the different types of Outbreeding?
It is the breeding of unrelated animals, with mating pairs possessing different ancestries or pedigree Crossbreeding - The mating of two different breeds or two inbred lines 3- way Cross (Triple Crossing) - Involves 3 generation scheme of breeding Upgrading - The mating of a purebred to native chicken
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What are the 3 ways of Triple Crossing?
GPS (Grand Parental Stocks) - Obtained from a long series of Inbreeding to produce a pure inbred PS (Parental Stocks) - Product of crossing the inbred line CS (Commercial Stocks) - Product of crossing 4 inbred lines
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What are the different systems of Poultry Mating?
- Mass/ Flock mating - Pen mating - Stud mating - Artificial Insemination
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What is Mass / Flock mating?
- It is the mating of large numbers of birds - High fertility rate (suggested for commercial production) 1 male = 12 females (same pen) 1 male = 15 females (breeder farm)
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What is Pen mating?
- Lower fertility rate due to preferential mating 1 male = 8 to 25 females in one pen
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What is Stud mating?
- Mating of individuals with a male in a cage (common in game fowl breeder)
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What is Artificial Insemination?
- A method wherein the semen is collected from superior males
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What is the scientific name of Pekin Duck?
Anas platyrnchos
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What is the scientific name of the Muscovy (Bibe)?
Cairina moschata
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What is the scientific name of Mallard (Itik)?
Anas boschas
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What is the scientific name of Turkey?
Maleagridis gallopavo
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What is the scientific name of Quail?
Coturnix coturnix
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What is the scientific name of Pigeon?
Columbia livia domestica
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What is the scientific name of Goose?
Cygnopsis cygnoides
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What is the scientific name of Pea Fowl?
Pavo cristatus
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What is the scientific name of Guinea Fowl?
Numida maleagris
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What is the scientific name of Swan?
Olor columbianus
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What is the scientific name of Ostrich?
Struthio camellus
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What are the abnormalities an egg can have?
- Midget / Dwarf - Double-yolked - Egg within an egg - Eggs with dented shell - Soft-shelled eggs
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Define Midget / Dwarf egg abnormality.
Small eggs, relatively small yolk
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Define Double-yolked egg abnormality.
Two yolks may be ovulated at the same time
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Define Egg within an egg, egg abnormality.
When egg goes back
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Define Eggs with dented shells egg abnormality.
When the egg is kept too long in the Uterus and bumped with another egg
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Define Soft-shelled eggs, egg abnormality.
Eggs with Calcium deficiency
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Give the different Egg classifications.
- Jumbo/ Extra Large (62g up) - Large (55g - 61g) - Medium (48g - 54g) - Small (41g - 47g) - Peewee (below 41g)
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What are the 2 two sexing chicks methods?
Vent method and Wing Method
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How long is the incubation period?
21 Days
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What is the suitable egg size for incubation?
58 g - ovoid size
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State the harvesting processes of eggs.
- Collecting (3 -5 times a day) - Sorting / Grading (small, medium, large) - Marketing
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What is the mortality rate in poultry farms?
3.5%
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What is the interval time in laying eggs?
24 hours and 15 minutes to 25 hours
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How many weeks of age of Layer do they produce Peewee eggs?
18 - 20 weeks of age
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In a year, how many times could/should we harvest in Layers?
5 to 7 cycles