wellfair and breeding Flashcards

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define domestication

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the process by which animals have become adapted to humans and captive enviroments.

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what are the five animal welfare needs

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1 The need for a suitable environment
2 The need for a suitable diet
3 The need to be able to exhibit normal behaviour patterns
4 The need it has to be housed with, or apart from, other animals
5 The need to be protected from pain, suffering, injury and disease

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what is evolution

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The sequence of events involved in the development of a species

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what is nateral evolution

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Gradual change through the animal not being able to adapt to changes in its environment

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5
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what is direct evolution

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When humans destroy animals e.g. for profit, enjoyment, religion, superstition

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what is indirect evolution

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Animals step in the path of human progression e.g. habitat destruction

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what is co-extinction

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Loss of species due to the extinction of another species.

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what is the definition of partuition

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birth

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what is the definition of Oestrogen

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Induces signs of oestrus and prepares the reproductive tract for mating

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what is the definition of Progesterone

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Prepares reproductive tract for pregnancy, development of mammary glands, maintains pregnancy

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what is the definition of Luteinising hormone

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Causes rupture of follicles (ovulation) and development of the corpus luteum

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what is the definition of Prolactin

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Stimulates the development of the mammary glands and milk secretion

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what is the definition of Testosterone

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Male characteristics and behaviour, sperm development

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what is the definition of Oxytocin

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Stimulates uterine contractions during parturition, induces milk ‘let down’

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what is the definition of Fillical stimulating

Hormones

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Stimulates development of the follicles in the ovary

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what is the definition of Relaxin

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Released during late pregnancy, causes relaxation of pelvic ligaments prior to birth

17
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what is perastalsis

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montraction/movement to move something through the body

18
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give the stages if the oestrogen cycle

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stage 1 proestrus

stage 2 Oestrus

stage 3 Metoestrus

stage 4 Dioestrus

ovulation occurs between stages 2 and 3

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what is the definition of gestation

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Pregnancy

20
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what is the definition of Parturition

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birth

21
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what is the definition of Endo / Ecto parasites

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Internal/external parasites

22
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what is the definition of Live vaccine

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Weakened form of disease—induces immunity

23
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what is the definition of Palpation

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Method of feeling with the hands in a physical examination

24
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what is the definition of Radiograph

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X ray

25
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what is the definition of Whelping

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dog during birth