Compare the concepts of art and science, and apply both to the process of modern livestock evaluation.
What will be an ideal response?
Art is the skillful use of creative imagination, while science is knowledge acquired through systematic study. Modern livestock evaluation qualifies as both an art and a science. The research-based criteria driving livestock evaluation, such as production data, is considered science-based selection. In contrast, the ability to evaluate livestock visually is considered an art_
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A. B, C, A, D B. D, B, C, A C. C, A, D, B D. A, B, D, C E. A, D, B, C
The lobe containing the general interpretive area is labeled
A) P.
B) B.
C) M.
D) H.
E) C.
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a. anchor bolts b. metal wall pockets c. plates embedded in the walls d. freestanding steel columns