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Basic Animal Nutrition (part 2)

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

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#1
Front (Question)

feed materials used primarily as a source of protein/amino acids

Back (Answer)

protein sources

#2
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% or protein in protein supplements

Back (Answer)

> 20% protein

#3
Front (Question)

two groups of protein supplements

Back (Answer)

• animal • plant

#4
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% of crude protein in many vegetable protein sources

Back (Answer)

~45%

#5
Front (Question)

common vegetable protein sources

Back (Answer)

• soybean meal • cottonseed meal • linseed oil meal • peanut oil meal • corn gluten feed • brewer’s dried grains • dried distiller’s grains

#6
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examples of protein of plant origin

Back (Answer)

• soybean meal • copra meal • ipil-ipil leaf meal • mung bean meal • peanut meal • sunflower meal • corn gluten meal

#7
Front (Question)

examples of protein of animal origin

Back (Answer)

• fish meal • meat meal • poultry by-product meal • blood meal • feather meal • skim milk

#8
Front (Question)

examples of non-protein nitrogen

Back (Answer)

• urea • biuret

#9
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feedstuffs used primarily as source of energy

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energy sources

#10
Front (Question)

% of crude protein in energy feeds

Back (Answer)

<20%

#11
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common energy feeds

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• corn • sorghum grain • oats • barley • rye • wheat • wheat bran • citrus pulp • beet pulp • whey

#12
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most widely used energy feed

Back (Answer)

corn

#13
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cereal grains

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• corn • rice • wheat • barley

#14
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liquid energy sources

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• oil • molasses

#15
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by-products for energy feeds

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• rice bran • wheat pollard

#16
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used as a source of macro or micro minerals

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mineral supplements

#17
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sources of calcium and phosphorus

Back (Answer)

• monocalcium phosphate • bone meal

#18
Front (Question)

source of calcium

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• limestone • oyster shell

#19
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source of sodium and chlorine

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salt

#20
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source of cobalt

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cobalt sulfate

#21
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used as a source of specific vitamins

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vitamin supplements

#22
Front (Question)

source of choline

Back (Answer)

choline chloride

#23
Front (Question)

source of vitamin E

Back (Answer)

tocopheryl acetate

#24
Front (Question)

source of vitamin K

Back (Answer)

menadione sodium bisulphate