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

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#1
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animal science

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scientific field concerned with both vet science and animal production

#2
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animal husbandry

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animal care and management, based on common sense and proven practice

#3
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management

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meeting an animal’s needs in a confined space

#4
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symbiosis

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mutually beneficial relationship

#5
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domestication

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taming of an animal species for use by mankind

#6
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feral

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domesticated species living wild

#7
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Wild

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undomesticated species living wild

#8
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tame

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animal that accepts human presence

#9
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spay

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surgical removal of ovaries

#10
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neuter

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surgical removal of testicles

#11
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euthanasia

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a painless killing; putting an animal “to sleep”

#12
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process of domestication

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1) Animals first supplied basic human needs 2) Nomadic lifestyle changes; animals confined, crops grown 3) Animals bred for selective traits 4) Result: Reliable Food Source 5) Less migration led to development of cities 6) so, animal domestication has greatly influenced the civilized world today

#13
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choosing a pet/sources of pets

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1)shelter \+save a life -no background 2)breeder \+know history -expensive 3)Pet Store \+availability -Puppy Mills

#14
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a choosing a pet considerations

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1) lifestyle 2) cost - purchase and maintenance - future: mature animal and owner’s plans 3) suitability 4) family concerns (allergy: hypersensitivity) 5) fads/status symbols 6) use - companion - breeding - show - work/sport

#15
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“costs” of having an animal

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• initial cost - management

#16
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owner responsibilities

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personal -things you provide for the animal (time, labor, knowledge, proper environment) social -must consider your neighbors (safety, fencing, health issues, noise, pollution) legal -responsibilities dictated by law (liability: legal responsibility, zoning: sets legal standards, licensing: a must for dogs, animal disposal)

#17
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overpopulation issues

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• 10-12 million healthy dogs and cats are euthanized each year because there are more of them than there are homes/shelters • solutions: encourage owners to spay/neuter their pets, euthanasia, owner education programs, more pet training programs, and more animal control laws

#18
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cat Latin name

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feline

#19
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cat scientific name

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Felis catus

#20
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male cat

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tom

#21
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female cat

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queen

#22
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baby cat

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kitten

#23
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cat parturition

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queening

#24
Front (Question)

dog Latin name

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Canine