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Hybrid Camels
Hybrid Camels HYBRID CAMELS OLD WORLD CAMELS Bactrian camels have 2 humps and are robust, heavy-coated cold-climate camels. Dromedaries have one hump and are finer boned and lighter coated desert dwellers. Both ... reach working size sooner than the purebred parents. In Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Turkmenistan hybrid camels are known as Tulu, Majen, Iver and Bertuar. In Kazakhstan they are called Bukhts. ...
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HYBRID AND MUTANT ANIMALS
HYBRID CAMELS - BACTRIAN, DROMEDARY, CAMA AND SOUTH AMERICAN CAMELID HYBRIDS HYBRID CANINES - DOG, WOLF, COYOTE, JACKAL, DINGO & FOX HYBRIDS HYBRID DEER AND ANTELOPE - DEER, ANTELOPE, ELAND AND WILDEBEEST HYBRIDS HYBRID ELEPHANT, RHINO AND TAPIRS HYBRID ...
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Endangeredspecie.com: Endangered Species Profile
Hybrid Spider Monkey (Ateles belzebuth hybridus) The hybrid spider monkey is classified as a ... that there has been continuing decline in the hybrid spider monkey population. The hybrid spider monkey is known for its ability to ... to severely fragmented subpopulations numbering no more than 250 mature camels. The wild Bactrian camel is the only truly wild two ...
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Yaks
Himalayas when no other large beast of burden will thrive; where horses and cattle and camels died, yaks flourished. Even Tibetan ponies, which can live above 1400 feet in altitude, are ... like small cattle with long flowing hair. They can be crossbred with cattle, producing a hybrid called a dzo; seen in pictures, they resemble long-haired goats. They stand waist-high ...
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Open Spaces Magazine - Education and Afghanistan: an interview with Dr. Zaher Wahab
European countries and their educational systems. So the curriculum is sort of hybrid and hodgepodge of all kinds of influences, east, west, and even some Indian influence and ... and secure lives, even though they were nomadic; they had countless animals-goats, sheep and camels---they were healthy, they ate well because they had pastures and they moved, they stayed ...
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