ECTS Course Catalogue
Course details
Course code:
BBS20202f10Semester:
2010/2011 winterName:
Biology of ruminantsMajor:
BiologyStudy Type:
second cycleCourse type:
optionalStudy Semester:
0ECTS points:
3Hours (Lectures / Tutorials / Other):
15 / 30 / 0Lecturer:
dr hab. Andrzej ZachwiejaLanguage of instruction:
PolishLearning outcomes:
: Student gets and widens the knowledge in the field of ruminants biology, wild and domestic ones; acquires the detailed knowledge concerning the physiology of parturition and lactation of ruminants, specificity of digestion and possibilities of feed utilization by that group of animals, and the significance of products of ruminants origin, also in the aspect of functional food production.Competences:
Completion of the course will allow to widen the knowledge in the field of biology of ruminants used by human, their significance and utilization of products obtained from them, that may allow to undertake a job in breeding and scientific units dealing with their husbandry. Prerequisites:
Zoology, biochemistry, physiology, genetics, laboratory analytics;Course content:
Role and economic significance of ruminants. Specificity of digestion and feeding of ruminants. Reproduction and physiology of lactation. Utilization features of ruminants. Products obtained from ruminants. Recommended literature:
Szulc T., Litwińczuk Z. Red. Hodowla i użytkowanie bydła. 2005
Patkowska –Sokoła i wsp. Hodowla owiec.2006.
Tadeusz Pasławski: Podręcznik selekcjonera zwierzyny. PTŁ 2006.
Zwijacz-Kozica T., Zwijacz-Kozica M. Jeleniowate, czyli zwierzyna płowa. Wydawnictwa Tatrzańskiego Parku Narodowego. 2007.
Adam Pietrzak - Jelenie i daniele w zagrodzie. Alternatywne kierunki produkcji rolniczej, 2005
Pollard J. C., Littlejohn R. P., Pearse A. J. T.- Shade and shelter for farmed deer in New Zealand: Results from a survey of farmers, New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research, 2003, 46, 287 – 294.Assessment methods:
Completion of practices, minimum 60% of knowledge to pass.Comment: