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Throughout history, the bones, bladders, and horns of animals have been used to create tools. livestock animal by-products animal science animal husbandry

Throughout history, the bones, bladders, and horns of animals have been used to create tools. livestock animal by-products animal science animal husbandry
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Throughout history, the bones, bladders, and horns of animals have been used to create tools.

livestock
animal by-products
animal science
animal husbandry

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the answer is animal by-products

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Animal by-products.

The USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) defines an animal product as anything made from an animal, excluding muscle meat.

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