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AS1 - Beef Cattle Unit
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What is #29?
Heartgirth
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What part of the ruminant stomach is this?
Reticulum
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Describe "rumination".
Rechewing of food after it has been in the rumen
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What do we call the male cattle that we use for beef products?
Steer
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What term is used when referring to young cattle?
Calf
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What is #1?
Poll
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What is #25?
Tail Head
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What is the term used to describe the muscle contractions that move in waves?
Peristalsis
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Which beef breed can grow curly, thick hair in colder climates?
Charolais
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Name the breed!
Brahman
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What can be used to estimate the weight of most large animals?
Heartgirth
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What part of the ruminant system can move food in two directions?
Esophagus
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Name the breed!
Santa Gertrudis
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Name the breed!
Limousin
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What part of the ruminant stomach squeezes the excess liquid out of the feed?
Omasum
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Name the breed!
Gelbvieh
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What is #19?
Dewclaw
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What is #30?
Crest
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What is #21?
Hock
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What term is used for an intact male cattle used for breeding?
Bull
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What term is used when referring to a female cattle used for breeding?
Cow
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Which part of the digestive system absorbs water and adds mucus to the waste?
Large Intestine
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What is #26?
Rump
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Where do the horns grow on cattle?
Poll
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What part of the ruminant stomach is this?
Rumen
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What is #16?
Sheath or Navel
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Which beef breed has specialized physical characteristics to live in the Indian climate?
Brahman
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Which part of the digestive system absorbs the nutrients from the feed?
Small Intestine
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What part of the ruminant stomach is this?
Abomasum
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What is #22?
Switch
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What part of the ruminant stomach has enzymes to break down the feed for absorption?
Abomasum
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What is #6?
Dewlap
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Which part of the ruminant stomach has saliva to help moisten the feed?
Reticulum
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What is #27?
Loin
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What is #8?
Brisket
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Which part of the ruminant stomach has microbes to help break down the roughages?
Rumen
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Name the breed!
Longhorn
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Name the breed!
Angus
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Name the breed!
Simmental
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Name the breed!
Charolais
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Which beef breed has the best carcass quality?
Angus
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What is #24?
Pin Bones
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Name the breed!
Shorthorn
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What is #15?
Quarter
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What do we call the female cattle that we use for beef products?
Heifer
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Name the breed!
Hereford
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What part of the ruminant stomach is this?
Omasum
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What part of the ruminant stomach is the only part functioning when a calf is born?
Abomasum
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