Understand The Basics Of An Animal Anatomy

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Urine leaves the bladder through another tube, called
- Bladder tube
- Urethra
- Ureters
- Kidneys
- Urine vessels

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This quiz will help you understand the basics of an animal anatomy

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In a chicken the formation of an egg requires at least 4 steps. what organ add to layers of calcium

Explanation
The uterus is the organ in a chicken that adds layers of calcium to the formation of an egg. The uterus, also known as the shell gland, is responsible for producing the hard shell of the egg. Calcium is deposited onto the eggshell as it passes through the uterus, creating a protective layer around the developing embryo inside the egg. Without the uterus adding layers of calcium, the egg would not have a strong shell and would be more vulnerable to damage.

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What term describes the external part of the reproductive tract. The thickened folds of skin of the structure are sensitive to changes in estrogen, the hormone responsible for estrus.
- Cervix
- Vulva
- Uterus
- Crop
- Ovaries
Correct Answer

A. Vulva

Explanation

The external part of the reproductive tract is called the vulva. It consists of thickened folds of skin that are sensitive to changes in estrogen, the hormone responsible for estrus. The vulva serves as the entrance to the reproductive system in females.

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Most chickens hatch at around 21 days.How long does it take for a duck to hatch.
- 22 days
- 25-26 days
- 28-32 days
- 45 days
- 21-24 days
Correct Answer

A. 28-32 days

Explanation

Ducks take longer to hatch compared to chickens. The given answer range of 28-32 days falls within this longer hatching period for ducks.

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The scientific word for a cow is bovine.Whats the scientific word for a chicken
- Gallus
- Poultry
- Genouspolus
- Polusgenous
- Ominapoultry
Correct Answer

A. Gallus

Explanation

The scientific word for a chicken is "Gallus".

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Parturition is the act of giving birth. Whats the prehension method of a goat
- Tail and mouth
- Tounge and lips
- Knee
- Head and ears
- shoulder and tail
Correct Answer

A. Tounge and lips
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Goats have________ eyes
- Square
- Cricle
- Rectangular
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Rectangular

Explanation

Goats have rectangular eyes.

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Which of the following are considered monogastric
- Steer
- Stag
- Foal
- Poult
- Horse
Correct Answer

A. Poult

Explanation

A poult is considered monogastric because it has a simple, single-chambered stomach. Monogastric animals have a stomach that consists of one compartment, allowing for the digestion of a variety of foods. In contrast, animals with multiple stomach chambers, such as cows (steer) and deer (stag), are considered ruminants. Horses (foal and horse) also have a unique digestive system with a large, complex hindgut, but they are not considered monogastric.

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While dairy cows such as holstein produce ch4 what gas do hickens produce
- NH3
- Ammonium
- Co3
- NH4
- C2H3O2
Correct Answer

A. NH3

Explanation

Chickens produce ammonia gas (NH3) as a byproduct of their digestion. Ammonia is formed when the nitrogen in chicken waste is broken down by bacteria. It is released into the air as a gas and can contribute to air pollution and environmental issues.

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When rabbits take out furof the body is call?
- Incubation
- Depatching
- Defurring
- A and B
- Kindle
Correct Answer

A. Kindle

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Understand The Basics Of An Animal Anatomy

Urine leaves the bladder through another tube, called

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In a chicken the formation of an egg requires at least 4 steps. what organ add to layers of calcium

What term describes the external part of the reproductive tract. The thickened folds of skin of the structure are sensitive to changes in estrogen, the hormone responsible for estrus.

Most chickens hatch at around 21 days.How long does it take for a duck to hatch.

The scientific word for a cow is bovine.Whats the scientific word for a chicken

Parturition is the act of giving birth. Whats the prehension method of a goat

Goats have________ eyes

Which of the following are considered monogastric

While dairy cows such as holstein produce ch4 what gas do hickens produce

When rabbits take out furof the body is call?