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Camel

A camel (from Latin: camelus and Ancient Greek: κάμηλος (kamēlos) from Ancient Semitic: gāmāl) is an even-toed ungulate in the genus Camelus that bears distinctive fatty deposits known as "humps" on its back. Camels have long been domesticated and, as livestock, they provide food (camel milk and meat) and textiles (fiber and felt from camel hair). Camels…

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related to Bibliography · 28
Camel → Agriculture Organization, Camel Milk, Camels, Camelus Dromedarius, Davidson, December, FAO Animal Production, Food, Health Paper, ISBN, ISSN, Longman, Making Cheese, New York, OCLC, Oxford, Oxford University Press, Ramet, Retrieved, Rome
related to Evolution · 28
Camel → Aepycamelus, Beringia, By, Camelini, During, Early Pleistocene, Eocene, Eurasia, Great American Interchange, Isthmus, It, Lamini, Miocene, North America, North American Arctic, North American Camelidae, Panama, Paracamelus, Pleistocene, Poebrotherium
related to Cultural depictions · 23
Camel → AD, BC, Brooklyn MuseumHow, Brooklyn MuseumMaru Ragini, Brooklyn MuseumThe Magi Journeying, Camel Got His Hump, Caucasus, Dhola, Egyptian, From Rudyard Kipling's Just, Giza, James Tissot, Karabagh, Les, Maru Riding, Saudi Arabia, Shadda, So Stories, Stonehenge, The
related to history · 19
Camel → Arabian Peninsula, Asia, Bactrian, BC, Burnt City, Canaan, Central Asia, DNA, Dromedaries, Heide, Iran, Joris Peters, Martin Heide's, Mesopotamia, Shahr-e Sukhteh, Somalia, South Arabia, When, Zagros Mountains
related to Distribution and numbers · 17
Camel → Africa, Australia, Australian, Dromedaries, Ethiopia, Horn, Maghreb, Middle East, Over, Representatives, Sahel, Somalia, South Asia, The Horn, There, They, This
related to Further reading · 17
Camel → Calcutta, Description, Diseases, Elephant, General Outline, Gilchrist, Horned Cattle, Improving Their Efficiency, India, Medicines Used, Military Orphan Press, OCLC, Practical Treatise, Their Anatomy, Their Diseases, Treatment, With Instructions
related to Military uses · 17
Camel → Africa, Arabian, Armies, Bactrian, Battle, BC, Border Security Force, BSF, By, However, In, India, Middle East, Military, New, Qarqar, The
related to Domestication · 15
Camel → Along, Although, Americas, Asia, Australia, Bactrian, Beringia, Gobi Desert, India, Kazakhstan, Like, Most, North America, Old World, They
related to Ecological and behavioral adaptations · 8
Camel → Camels, However, It, Overall, The, They, This, When
related to External links · 6
Camel → Camelid Research, Could Emirati, DevelopmentSix Green Reasons, Drink Camel's MilkUse, International Society, South African

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camels bactrian meat dromedary milk also years used million species ago water animals corps world around part bc desert domesticated

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Camelis adistinct species that is not ancestral to the domestic Bactrian camel0.90text
Camelis apreferred breed for meat production0.90text
Camelis aonly truly wild0.90text
Camelrelated to BibliographyRamet0.60section
Camelrelated to BibliographyThe Technology0.60section
Camelrelated to BibliographyMaking Cheese0.60section
Camelrelated to BibliographyCamel Milk0.60section
Camelrelated to BibliographyCamelus Dromedarius0.60section
Camelrelated to BibliographyFAO Animal Production0.60section
Camelrelated to BibliographyHealth Paper0.60section
Camelrelated to BibliographyRome0.60section
Camelrelated to BibliographyFood0.60section

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