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Experience Palatability VarietyOld Dogs

New TricksBehavior

BasicsDiet

Training

An animal’s __________ serves as its most important role model and has the greatest effect on its dietary and habitat preferences.

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Mother

1-200How long can animals remember foods after exposure to them for brief periods of time (5 hrs)?

a. One yearb. Two yearsc. Three years

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c. Three years

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True or False. Young animals acquire foraging skills more quickly than older animals.

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True. Biting rates of 18-mo-old goats were still increasing after 30 days exposure to the shrub, blackbrush, whereas biting rates of 18-mo-old goats had leveled off

after 20 days exposure.

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Mom is the only social model that influences the diet selection of its offspring.True or False

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False. Animals can also learn about foods from peers and other mature animals in the herd.

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Experience can actually change the structure and function of what?

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The body

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Animals pair postingestive feedback with what?

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Flavor or Foods

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Animals can distinguish between foods only if they _________ different.

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Taste

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Animals will stop eating a food if it sees another animal avoid the food. True or False

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begins eating a food it won’t stop because a peer doesn’t eat the food.

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What is the purpose of flavor?

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Flavor allows animals to discriminate between foods and to pair food flavor with feedback.

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What is the term that describes the observation that nerves for taste, smell and the gut all meet in a central location in the brain?

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Neural convergence

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Do animals prefer to eat a variety of foods even when nutritional needs are met and toxins are not limiting intake?

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Yes

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If a plant contains a toxin then it is called a poisonous plant. True or False

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False. All plants contain some level of toxins

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Animals that eat a meal high in energy will likely prefer foods high in what macronutrient?

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Protein

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Why is offering animals a choice of foods likely to increase productivity and decrease stress?

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Choice allows animals to meet individual needs for nutrients.

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What is the term for eating too much of a particular flavor, nutrient or toxins?

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Satiety

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When making changes in management, producers should expect production to initially do what?

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Decline

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Name the chief reason cattle overuse riparian areas when there is ample forage on surrounding hills.

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Habit or Culture

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Name two reasons animals change habits?

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Satiety, youth,

deficiency, training

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Certain habitats are always optimum for every individual member within a species regardless of the animal’s history. True or False

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False. The suitability of habitat depends on both physical need and prior experience.

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Name two factors that keep animals from readily eating weeds.

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Novelty, Toxins, Abundance

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Behavior depends on what?

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Consequences

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What decreases the likelihood that a behavior will reoccur?

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Negative

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When modifying behavior which method normally promotes desired behavior with the fewest unwanted side effects?

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Positive re-enforcement

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What is the term for an animal’s reluctance to eat new foods?

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Neophobia

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The _________ system enables animals to learn about dangers in the external environment and keeps them safe from physical harm.

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Skin System

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In most cases animals must be encouraged to eat new foods.True or False

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True, especially for older animals

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If an animal gets sick after eating a food for the first time, what will likely happen to intake of that food in the future?

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Intake may be reduced

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Why might molasses encourage animals to eat new foods?

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Familiar flavor and added nutrients

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Animals raised on poor quality roughage are more efficient at recycling what nutrient?

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Nitrogen

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What might a manager do to get his barn-reared dairy cows to eat grass?

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Feed green-chop in the barn. Animals are least likely to eat a new food in an unfamiliar environment. The pasture is an unfamiliar environment.

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No. You can choose whether or not to eat a food but you cant’ decide to like or dislike it. In some cases, you can change how you feel about a food by improving its postingestive consequences by covering it in calories, butter, cheese sauce, sugar, etc.