Article: South American Camelids Research: Proceedings, vol. 1.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

Article: The South American camelids, rev. ed.(Brief ...
Reference & Research Book News;  May 1, 2009 ;     527 words ...9781931745406 The South American camelids, rev. ed. Bonavia, Duccio. Trans. by Javier ... Bonavia, a specialist in corn domestication and South American camelids, has now retired from academia, but still works ...

Article: South American camelids research; v.2.(Brief ...
SciTech Book News;  June 1, 2009 ;     517 words ...9789086860203 South American camelids research; v.2. Ed. by Eduardo Frank et al. Wageningen ... guanacos, llamas, and alpacas is presented by European and South American scientists, with the goal of helping peasants and small owners ...

Article: Data from University of Liverpool advance knowledge in veterinary ...
Veterinary Week;  January 26, 2009 ;     700+ words ... ... compare the brightness of South American camelid venous blood to that ... clinical evaluation. Twelve South American camelids (eight llamas, four alpacas ... Brightness of venous blood in South American camelids: implications for jugular ...

Article: Studies from P. Zanolari et al in the area of veterinary medicine ...
Veterinary Research Week;  November 30, 2009 ;     655 words ... ... investigations, necropsy, and epidemiology results in South American camelids (SAC) infected with M. microti, member of ... Tuberculosis Caused by Mycobacterium microti in South American Camelids. Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 2009 ...

Article: One way to lose money fast.
Alberta Report;  June 19, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... foundation for developing these South American camelids. Mr. Jones raises 28 alpacas ... fine, lustrous fibre. The South American animals bear no papers. Worldwide ... year-end. In any case, South American imports have virtually ceased ...

Article: Agweek Magazine Cowboy Logic column.(Column)
Agweek (Grand Forks, ND);  July 24, 2007 ;     700+ words ... ... neighborhood. Llamas, you may or may not know, are South American camelids who originated in North America 40 million years ... found ourselves face to face with one of these South American imports. My horse was more than a little surprised ...

Article: Intelligent animals
Hull Daily Mail (UK);  September 5, 2007 ;     277 words ...The llama is the largest of the South American camelids and can weigh up to 400lbs (180kg). They stand approximately 4ft (1.25m) at the shoulder. Llamas are strong, intelligent ...