Microminerals make up roughly 0.5~0.55% of the animal body (on a dry weight basis).
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Animals can get rid of excessive minerals in their bodies vi…
Animals can get rid of excessive minerals in their bodies via urine only.
Which of the following minerals function(s) as structural co…
Which of the following minerals function(s) as structural components of the skeleton, and regulators of many physiological functions?(A) Mg(B) P(C) Ca(D) All of the above(E) None of the above(F) A and B
Which one of the following vitamins is responsible for regul…
Which one of the following vitamins is responsible for regulation of Ca and P absorption and bone metabolism?A. Vitamin AB. Vitamin KC. Vitamin ED. Vitamin DE. Vitamin B
Which one of the following minerals plays a major role in re…
Which one of the following minerals plays a major role in regulating animal body electrolyte balance and pH homeostasis?(A) K(B) Mg(C) S(D) Ca(E) Zn
One of the main problems associated with dietary phosphorus…
One of the main problems associated with dietary phosphorus (P) deficiency is that the animal’s bone becomes weak and is easy to be broken.
The symptoms of cobalt (Co) deficiency are the same as that…
The symptoms of cobalt (Co) deficiency are the same as that of vitamin B2 deficiency.
For digestion and absorption of nutrients the most active po…
For digestion and absorption of nutrients the most active portion of the pig’s digestive tract is in the _______.
Mg, as well as Ca and P, function as structural components o…
Mg, as well as Ca and P, function as structural components of the skeleton and also regulators of many physiological functions.
Roughly, phosphorus makes up __________________ of animal bo…
Roughly, phosphorus makes up __________________ of animal body mass (on dry weight basis).(A) 10%(B) 8%(C) 4%(D) 1.0%(E) 0.25%