Animal Science II- FA 6.01

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Across
  1. 1. head area or skull
  2. 4. a microorganism that causes disease.
  3. 8. divides the body into dorsal and ventral parts that are not necessarily equal.
  4. 9. word part at the end of the word indicating procedures, condition, disease, or disorder
  5. 10. single celled eukaryotic organism. Has characteristics of both living and nonliving material but cannot grow and reproduce outside of a living cell.
  6. 11. tail end of the body or towards the tail.
  7. 13. back (toward the spine)
  8. 14. single celled prokaryotic organisms. Can survive in various conditions. Invades the cells of an animal’s body.
  9. 17. location farther from the center of the body as related to other locations
  10. 19. location nearer to the center of the body as related to other locations.
  11. 20. location within the body away from the surface
  12. 22. vaccines that are alive but are weakened and have lost their disease-causing ability.
  13. 23. caused by environmental or nutrition factors rather than a specific microorganism. Typically not contagious
  14. 24. runs through the center of the body lengthwise and divides it into equal left and right halves
  15. 25. resistance to developing a disease.
Down
  1. 2. position towards, near or at the nose of an animal.
  2. 3. away from the midline of the body
  3. 5. underside of the body
  4. 6. word part at the beginning of the word indicating number, location, time, or status.
  5. 7. runs the length of the body and divides into left and right parts
  6. 10. substances that develop resistance to disease
  7. 12. caused by a specific disease-causing microorganism and/or pathogen. May or may not be contagious.
  8. 15. word part that gives the fundamental meaning of the word.
  9. 16. location near the surface of the body
  10. 18. divides the body into cranial and caudal parts.
  11. 20. any condition that causes an animal’s body systems to function abnormally
  12. 21. vaccines that do not contain living pathogens, but still stimulate immune response.