You are provided with a database table ZooAnimals that contains information about animals in a zoo. The attributes of the ZooAnimals table are as follows:

AnimalID: A unique identifier for each animal in the zoo.

AnimalName: The name of the animal.

Species: The species to which the animal belongs.

HabitatType: The type of habitat in which the animal is most commonly found.

DietType: The classification of the animal's diet $($e$.$g$.,$ Carnivore, Herbivore, Omnivore$).$

ZooSection: The section of the zoo where the animal is located.

Tasks:

Identify Non$-$Trivial Functional Dependencies:

Determine and list all non$-$trivial functional dependencies that can exist in the ZooAnimals table, assuming AnimalID is a unique identifier for each animal. Consider how each attribute, or combination of attributes, uniquely determines other attributes.

Identify Trivial Functional Dependencies:

List all trivial functional dependencies within the ZooAnimals table, keeping in mind that a trivial functional dependency is where an attribute or set of attributes determines itself or a subset of itself.

Submission Guidelines:

Provide a list of all identified non$-$trivial and trivial functional dependencies.

Explain the reasoning behind each identified dependency.

AnimalID AnimalName Species HabitatType DietType ZooSection

A$001$ Leo Lion Savanna Carnivore Safari

A$002$ Stretch Giraffe Savanna Herbivore Safari

A$003$ Snappy Crocodile Wetland Carnivore Aquatic

A$004$ Flappy Flamingo Wetland Omnivore Birdland

A$005$ Frosty Polar Bear Arctic Carnivore Polar

A$006$ Whiskers Sea Lion Coastal Carnivore Marine

A$007$ Bouncer Kangaroo Grassland Herbivore Outback

A$008$ Hopper Rabbit Grassland Herbivore Meadow

A$009$ Tux Penguin Antarctic Carnivore Polar

A$010$ Echo Dolphin Ocean Carnivore Marine

A$011$ Slithers Python Rainforest Carnivore Tropical

A$012$ Chirpy Parrot Rainforest Omnivore Tropical

Could you list alternate possible keys?