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La milenaria familia camelidae y el Nevado Huaytapallana
Naturaleza y Sociedad, 2018El Nevado Huaytapallana es la principal fuente de vida para innumerables seres vivos, asi como para la Milenaria Familia Camelidae; sus aguas son usadas para el consumo humano, actividades agricolas y para la industria. Los factores tecnicos, ecologico, social y economico, garantizan un mayor beneficio al poblador en la crianza de alpacas, llamas y ...
María Del Carmen Durand +1 more
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Evolution and present situation of the South American camelidae
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 1995This paper provides a review of South American camelid evolution, classification and present status. Particular attention is paid to the debate concerning origins of the domestic alpaca and llama and the contribution of research on faunal remains from Andean archaeological sites towards resolving this issue.
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Pliocene Camelidae of Rancho El Ocote, Central Mexico
Journal of Mammalogy, 1989Five species of camels from the Hemphillian, Rancho El Ocote local fauna, Guanajuato, Mexico, include two forms of Hemiauchenia ( H. vera and a smaller, unnamed species), a large lamine camelid (cf. Hemiauchenia ), a short, stocky form (cf. Alforjas ), and a cameline ( Megatylopus cf. M. matthewi ). The geographic range of Alforjas is extended onto the
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Camelus bactrianus Linnaeus, 1758 - CAMELIDAE
2023Timur V. Abduraupov +2 more
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Chování lam (Camelidae) v zoologických zahradách
2016Llamas (Lama spp.) of the camelids family (Camelidae) occur naturally in South America, specifically in Chile, Peru, Bolivia and Argentina. Domesticated species such as domestic llama (Lama guanicoe f. glama), alpaca (Lama guanicoe f. pacos), or feral species guanaco (Lama guanicoe) are frequent inmates of zoos and zoological corners of private ...
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Ecophysiology of the Camelidae and Desert Ruminants
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