Introduction to Animal Science
by Deanne Pawlisch
- Publisher
- Aurora University
- Subjects
- Biology
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0, as LibreTexts states it
- Who can read
- Tweens profiles and older, judged from its title and subjects
Contents
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- Front Matter
- TitlePage
- InfoPage
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Licensing
- 1: Introduction to Animal Science
- 1.1: Let's Begin
- 2: A Brief History of Animal Science
- 2.1: Animal Domestication Timeline
- 2.2: Domestication Discussion
- 2.3: The Classical and Medieval Eras--Laying Intellectual Foundations
- 2.4: The Agricultural Revolution--A Paradigm Shift
- 2.5: The Development of Animal Science as a Discipline
- 2.6: The History of Animal Agriculture in the United States
- 2.7: The 19th and Early 20th Centuries--Key Developments
- 2.8: Mid to Late 20th Century--Specialization and Technological Advancements
- 2.9: The Diverse Contributions of Animals to Society
- 2.10: 21st Century--Sustainability, Precision Agriculture, and One Health
- 2.11: Summary and Flashcards
- 3: A Global Perspective
- 3.1: The Fundamental Role of Animals in Global Food Systems
- 3.2: The Impact of Animals in Your Life--A Personal Inventory
- 3.3: Non-Food Uses of Animals--A Broader Perspective
- 3.4: Animals and Religion
- 3.5: Animals in Health Research and Conservation
- 3.6: The Value of Animals Discussion
- 3.7: Global Trends in Livestock Production
- 3.8: Animal Relationships Activity
- 3.9: Summary and Flashcards
- 4: Agricultural Systems
- 4.1: Introduction
- 4.2: Adaptation
- 4.3: Environmental Stressors
- 4.4: Animal Adaptations Activity
- 4.5: Agricultural Development
- 4.6: Livestock and Crop Production Types
- 4.7: Contrasting Developed and Developing Countries
- 4.8: Agricultural Systems Review and Case Studies
- 4.9: A Livestock Industry Overview
- 4.10: The Global Significance of Milk and Dairy Products
- 4.11: Eggs as a Global Food Resource
- 4.12: Fishing and Aquaculture
- 4.13: End of the Line
- 4.14: Outlaw Ocean
- 4.15: Aquaculture and Fishing Role-Playing Activity
- 4.16: A Growing World and the Challenges of Food Production
- 4.17: The 2050 Food Crisis
- 4.18: 2050 Food Debate
- 4.19: Summary and Flashcards
- 5: Introduction to Nutrition
- 5.1: Nutrient Requirements and Evaluation
- 5.2: Water
- 5.3: Water Crisis Discussion
- 5.4: Carbohydrates
- 5.5: Proteins and Amino Acids
- 5.6: Fats (Lipids)
- 5.7: Vitamins
- 5.8: Macrominerals
- 5.9: Microminerals
- 5.10: Animal Nutritional Needs--A Ranking Activity
- 5.11: Feed Evaluation Procedures
- 5.12: Feeding Trials
- 5.13: Digestion Trials
- 5.14: Metabolism Trials
- 5.15: Summary and Flashcards
- 6: Digestive Systems
- 6.1: Dietary Categories
- 6.2: Steps of Digestion
- 6.3: Digestive System Classification
- 6.4: Understanding Different Digestive Systems Activity
- 6.5: Monogastric (Nonruminant) Simple Stomach
- 6.6: Monogastric Herbivores (Hindgut Fermenters)
- 6.7: Ruminant (Complex Stomach)
- 6.8: The Fermentation Process--A Symbiotic Partnership
- 6.9: The Large Intestine Across Species
- 6.10: Digestive Detective Activity
- 6.11: Summary and Flashcards
- 6.12: Digestive Systems Study Guide
- 7: Animal Breeding and Genetics
- 7.1: Fundamentals of Genetics
- 7.2: DNA Replication and Gene Expression
- 7.3: Principles of Inheritance
- 7.4: Cell Division and Sex Determination
- 7.5: Gene Expression Patterns
- 7.6: Population Genetics and Genetic Variation
- 7.7: Quantitative Genetics and Heritability
- 7.8: Mating Systems
- 7.9: Genetic Improvement Tools
- 7.10: Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering
- 7.11: CSI- Cow Scene Investigation — A Genetics Detective Game
- 7.12: Summary and Flashcards
- 8: Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering
- 8.1: Introduction to Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering
- 8.2: The Biotechnology Industry in the United States
- 8.3: Foundations of Recombinant DNA Technology
- 8.4: Restriction Enzymes
- 8.5: Plasmids and Vectors
- 8.6: DNA Ligase
- 8.7: Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
- 8.8: Gene Cloning and DNA Manipulation
- 8.9: Gene Mapping – Understanding Genome Organization
- 8.10: Creating Transgenic Organisms
- 8.11: Gene Modification Approaches
- 8.12: Animal Pharm – Food for Thought
- 8.13: Crop Production Applications
- 8.14: Livestock Production Applications
- 8.15: Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering in Food Animals Activity
- 8.16: Cloning Whole Organisms
- 8.17: Biomedical Applications
- 8.18: Summary and Flashcards
- 9: Animal Welfare and Rights
- 9.1: Animal Well-Being Frameworks
- 9.2: Let's Compare Welfare Activity
- 9.3: Philosophical Perspectives on Animal Use
- 9.4: Comparing Perspectives
- 9.5: Influential Figures in Animal Ethics
- 9.6: The Three Rs and Animal Research
- 9.7: IACUC in Practice – The 3 Rs Challenge
- 9.8: Significant U.S. Legislation on Animal Welfare and Rights
- 9.9: Current Challenges and Controversies
- 9.10: Animal Welfare and Rights Study Guide
- 9.11: Summary and Flashcards
- 10: Animal Behavior, Handling, and Health
- 10.1: Introduction
- 10.2: Foundations of Animal Behavior
- 10.3: Behavior and Livestock Handling
- 10.4: Dr. Temple Grandin
- 10.5: Behavior, Stress, and Animal Health
- 10.6: Understanding Animal Disease
- 10.7: Disease Diagnosis and Prevention
- 10.8: Herd Health Management
- 10.9: Comprehensive Health Management
- 10.10: Summary and Flashcards
- 10.11: Virtual Field Trip
- 11: Sustainable Agriculture
- 11.1: The Sytems Philosophy
- 11.2: The Role of Animals in Sustainable Systems
- 11.3: Comparing Farming Systems
- 11.4: Challenges and the Path Forward
- 11.5: Kiss the Ground
- 11.6: Summary and Flashcards
- 11.7: Capstone Project Instructions
- 11.8: Part 1 -- The Farm Feasibility Study
- 11.9: Part 2 -- Environmental SWOT and Site Engineering
- 11.10: Part 3 -- Integrated Livestock Welfare
- 11.11: Part 4 -- The Pitch Presentation
- 11.12: Reflection Paper
- Back Matter
- Index
- Glossary
- Detailed Licensing
- Detailed Licensing