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For nomadic and commercial herding

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Grasslands are very important

Deserts are very important

Equatorial regions are very important

Monsoon region is important

Rearing or herding is a

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Primary economic activity

Secondary economic activity

Quinary economic activity

Quaternary economic activity

In Mangolia, Tibit, Sin kiang and Central Asian countries, rearing

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Is done in nomadic manner

Is practice is commercial way

Is a limited activity

Is not being practiced

In the world, rearing started:

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From Central Asian's mountain and desert areas

From Russian Federation

From Japan

From Canada

In the life of Eskimo people:

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Camel is an important animal

Horseis an important animal

Cattleis an important animal

Reindeeris an important animal

In Mangolia, Tibet, Sin kiang and Central Asian countries, rearing:

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Is done in nomadic manner

Is practice in commercial way

Is a limited activity

Is not being practiced

Turkey's Angora goat is

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Famous for milk

Important for meat

Famous for her silky hair wool

Not famous for anything

Temperate region grasslands:

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Are not important for rearing

Has little importance for commercial herding

Has no importance for rearing

Are very important for herding

In the world, maximum number of sheep are in the:

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Continent of Australia

Continent of Asia

Continent of Europe

Continent of North America

In Western developed countries people got their diet's

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No percentage from animals

20-33 percent from animal

Only 5 percent from animal

Very little percentage from animal

In the world, rearing started

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From Central Asian 's mountain & desert areas

From Russian Federation

From Japan

From Canada

In the world, important herding regions are:

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In the continent of Africa

In the continent of Europe

In the continent of Antarctica

Savannas & Temperate grasslands

In developed countries rearing has:

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Not any progress

Become an Industry

Not any considerable progress

Progressed very slowly

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