Match the following terms with the correct definition.
A. caprine
B. doe
C. browse
D. joint ill
E. ringworm
F. globules
G. scent glands
H. kidding
I. mohair
J. hypocalcemia
K.
L.
M.
A. veterinary term for goat
B. adult female goat
C. woody type of plant
D. bacterial condition where umbilical cord becomes contaminated
E. contagious fungus on external hair coat
F. particles in goat milk that produce less fat
G. area behind horns that produce hormone odor
H. labor process of goats
I. long locks of Angora hair used for fiber
J. low blood calcium
K. grass type of plant
L. adult male goat
M. high blood calcium
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