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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

what is genetics

Back (Answer)

science of dealing with hereditary and variation. similarities and differences in individuals related by descent.

#2
Front (Question)

what is animal genetics

Back (Answer)

.study of the principles of inheritance in animals

#3
Front (Question)

animal breeding

Back (Answer)

.application of the principles go animal genetics with the goal of improvement of animals.

#4
Front (Question)

what is the purpose of animal breeding?

Back (Answer)

improve genetically the economic efficiency pop livestock production

#5
Front (Question)

main tool in genetic improvement of economic of economic merit

Back (Answer)

selection

#6
Front (Question)

how is livestock improvement done

Back (Answer)

change

#7
Front (Question)

how do animals change ?

Back (Answer)

selection determining the parents of the next generation

#8
Front (Question)

natural selection

Back (Answer)

• Strength • Size • Intelligence • Color • Defense strategies • Flexibility • Longevity Genetic fitness

#9
Front (Question)

Robert Bakewell

Back (Answer)

father of animals breeding .purebred concept

#10
Front (Question)

self domestication / human intervention

Back (Answer)

• selection for tameness • strict captivity-limit breeding • intentional breeding • trait standardization • eliminate wild species (genes)

#11
Front (Question)

human domestication / human intervention

Back (Answer)

1.control herd movement 2. eliminate problems 3. selection for tameness 4. strict captivity - limit breeding 5. intentional breeding 6. trait standardization 7. eliminate wild species (genes )

#12
Front (Question)

nuclein

Back (Answer)

nucleic acids

#13
Front (Question)

phentotype variance formula

Back (Answer)

p= g+e p = variance g= genetic variance <breeding value e= environmental variance <permanent environment - tempray environment

#14
Front (Question)

what does BAC stand for

Back (Answer)

bacterial artificial chromosome

#15
Front (Question)

genetic selection effects on dairy , swine, sheep , chicken , turke , beef, horse, dogs , cats

Back (Answer)

1.Less cows we have genetically modified cows to have a higher milk production so wee need less cows • FE= feed efficiency every pound of meat you feed them 6 pounds of feed 6:1 down to 2.5 : 1 fat to lean • 4x wool production • Jungle fowl to white leghorn Jungle fowl lay 15 eggs per year and the white leghorn lay 300 eggs per year • AI is required due to election for breast meat • little change in production • No change in speed index in 40 years • creating new genetics wrecks • trying to create genetic wrecks

#16
Front (Question)

DNA does what

Back (Answer)

structure and replication

#17
Front (Question)

RNA does ..

Back (Answer)

transcription and translation

#18
Front (Question)

protein synthesis

Back (Answer)

amino acids

#19
Front (Question)

central dogma of genetics

Back (Answer)

testing Dna is transcribed to rna and rna is translated to protein

#20
Front (Question)

deoxyribonucleic acid stand is

Back (Answer)

DNA the blueprint of life

#21
Front (Question)

chromosome count

Back (Answer)

Dog-78 Cat - 38 Pig- 38 Cattle - 60 Sheep- 54 Goat - 60 Horse - 64 Camel - 74 Chicken - 78 Turkey - 80 Rabbit - 44 Rat - 42 Mouse - 40 Llama - 74 Alpaca - 74

#22
Front (Question)

what is a nucleotide composed of

Back (Answer)

nitrogen base , 5 carbon sugar and phosphate

#23
Front (Question)

what are the 4 DNA bases

Back (Answer)

adenine and guanine , - cytosine and thymine

#24
Front (Question)

what are the two bases names

Back (Answer)

purine bases and Pyrimidine bases