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NEET Biology Review: Animal Husbandry
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1. Types of silk: Mulberry silk:

2. Dance of worker bee:

3. Fowls grown for cock-fighting are

4. Cross breeds:

5. Decoding of Honey Bee's flight/dance was done by

6. Cockerel is young male fowl while

7. Some of the marine fishes that are eaten include –

8. Arabian

9. Worker bees also called

10. Dance of worker bee:

11. Queen bee releases

12. General utility

13. Some of the freshwater fishes which are very common include

14. Out Crossing

15. Stilbestrol

16. Cocoon in silk moth is formed by

17. Propolis is

18. Apis mellifera is

19. Types of silk:Tassar silk:

20. Father of white revolution in India is

21. Composite fishery involves ____ as Surface feeder

22. Disease of silk worm:

23. Initially all zygotes and later the larvae which will become into queen bee feed on

24. Goat

25. Nuptual dance done by

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