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Oestrous and mating behaviour in the llama (Llama glama)
Animal Behaviour, 1971Abstract Oestrus was checked twice daily on nineteen females divided into three pens using two to four males per pen simultaneously from 10 January to 12 May. A period of constant oestrus of at least 30-days duration was found in many females beginning at the first introduction of the male.
B G, England +4 more
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Llamas, llama production and llama nutrition in the Ecuador highlands
Journal of Arid Environments, 1994Abstract Llama and alpaca are less numerous in Ecuador than in their main distribution areas in Bolivia and Peru but they are an important part of the high altitude ecosystems, known as the 'paramo', where they contribute substantially to human welfare.
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1989
As llamas become more common in North America, veterinarians will be called on ever more frequently to deal with their dermatologic problems. Adherence to the basic tenets of the thorough dermatologic work up, including history, physical examination, skin scrapings, cytological examinations, fungal culture, skin biopsies, and assessing response to ...
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As llamas become more common in North America, veterinarians will be called on ever more frequently to deal with their dermatologic problems. Adherence to the basic tenets of the thorough dermatologic work up, including history, physical examination, skin scrapings, cytological examinations, fungal culture, skin biopsies, and assessing response to ...
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Retinoblastoma in the eye of a llama (Llama glama)
Veterinary Ophthalmology, 2005AbstractAnimal studied A 6‐year‐old, pregnant female llama experienced a 6‐month history of epiphora, buphthalmos, and acute loss of vision in the left eye. The condition was unresponsive to topical antimicrobial and anti‐inflammatory therapy and progressed to corneal rupture.Procedures Transpalpebral enucleation was performed and an intraorbital ...
Michael N, Fugaro +4 more
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1989
The reproductive anatomy, physiology, and breeding behavior of the llama is unique enough to make familiarity with it imperative. Female puberty averages 12 months, while many males are not reproductively functional until after 3 years. Proper management of a breeding pair or herd is necessary to maintain maximum reproductive performance.
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The reproductive anatomy, physiology, and breeding behavior of the llama is unique enough to make familiarity with it imperative. Female puberty averages 12 months, while many males are not reproductively functional until after 3 years. Proper management of a breeding pair or herd is necessary to maintain maximum reproductive performance.
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Genetic variation in the blood of llamas, Llama glama, and alpacas, Llama pacos
Animal Genetics, 1988Summary. Blood samples of IIamas and alpacas were typed using haemolytic, electrophoretic and isoelectric focusing procedures to assay polymorphism at 13 loci. Blood group variation was assessed using six antibody specificities produced by allo‐and heteroimmunizations.
M C, Penedo +4 more
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2001
A 7-month-old female llama was examined because of chronic otitis media and externa of 7 months' duration. Radiographically, the tympanic bullae appeared thicker than normal, and the ventral borders were poorly defined; the left external acoustic meatus (ear canal) appeared to be narrower than the right.
J B, Koenig +4 more
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A 7-month-old female llama was examined because of chronic otitis media and externa of 7 months' duration. Radiographically, the tympanic bullae appeared thicker than normal, and the ventral borders were poorly defined; the left external acoustic meatus (ear canal) appeared to be narrower than the right.
J B, Koenig +4 more
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Entomophthoramycosis conidiobolae in a llama
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1992A 9-year-old female llama was evaluated for chronic dermatosis involving the external nares. The condition had been diagnosed as a fungal infection. Examination of punch biopsy specimens confirmed the diagnosis of Conidiobolus coronatus. Because of the chronicity of the disease and history of ineffective drug treatment, excision of infected tissue was ...
H D, Moll, J, Schumacher, T R, Hoover
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Multimedia streaming, including on-demand and live delivery of content, has become the largest service, in terms of traffic volume, delivered over the Internet. The ever-increasing demand has led to remarkable advancements in multimedia delivery technology over the past three decades, facilitated by the concurrent pursuit of efficient and quality ...
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Multimedia streaming, including on-demand and live delivery of content, has become the largest service, in terms of traffic volume, delivered over the Internet. The ever-increasing demand has led to remarkable advancements in multimedia delivery technology over the past three decades, facilitated by the concurrent pursuit of efficient and quality ...
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 1994
Clinical evaluation of the llama patient incorporates procedures and measurements similar to those used in the diagnosis of disease in other animals. These commonly include clinical laboratory measurements. This article reports on the improvements in our knowledge of clinical laboratory variables in llamas.
F, Garry, M G, Weiser, E, Belknap
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Clinical evaluation of the llama patient incorporates procedures and measurements similar to those used in the diagnosis of disease in other animals. These commonly include clinical laboratory measurements. This article reports on the improvements in our knowledge of clinical laboratory variables in llamas.
F, Garry, M G, Weiser, E, Belknap
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