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Muscles in livestock are classified as:

Involuntary and voluntary

The group of bones that make up the front legs of livestock is called the:

Pectoral limb

What part of the circulatory system carries blood from the heart to the organs in the animals body?

Arteries

Which type of bone in the animals body provides support and cylindrical shaped?

Long

What should an animal science student label the two large spongy organs that are part of a cows respiratory system?

Lungs

What should an animal science student label the funnel-shaped,hollow, muscular organ that is a pump for the circulatory system of a cow?

Liver

The type of muscle that makes up the majority of meat consumed by humans is:

Striated

If an animal science student were labeling a picture of beef cattle skeleton, where would the student find the scapula?

Shoulder Blade

What types of nerves allow for voluntary responses to stimuli?

Somatic

Which type of tissue in the animals body holds various tissue together such as bone?

Connectice

Which part of the respiratory system is responsible for the actual exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen?

Alveoli

Which animal system secretes hormones into the blood to travel to and stimulate certain organs to perform their specific functions?

Endocrine

Blood from the lower part of the animals body enters the heart through the:

Caudal vena cava

Which animal system has function of responding to the five systems?

Nervous

The cells that conduct impulses in the nervous system are called:

Neurons