Meanings of bactrian camel in English

First, then, of the Bactrian camel-thatis, the species with two humps.

The one-humped camel is found in Africa, and the two-humped, or Bactrian camel, in Asia.

A Bactrian camel lying under a palm.

Milked mammals include the cow, sheep, goat, horse, reindeer, water buffalo, yak, and Arabian and Bactrian camels.

The two-humped Bactrian camel is commonly used in the Oxus regions, but is seldom seen near the Indian frontier.

Artaphernes sent to Proclus four noble horses and a Bactrian camel, together with seven minæ as a portion for Zoila.

The two-humped bactrian camels, thought to number fewer than 1,000, may not unfortunately remain for long with us.

Similar to its late domestication history, the Bactrian camel is also among the last livestock animals to have its genome sequenced and deciphered.

The last wild Bactrian camel (Camelus ferus) populations in Mongolia and China are examples of populations facing such a hybridization threat.

Here they found milling crowds, camels laden with chests, carpets and brocades, as well as saddled-up horses, Bactrian camels, black slaves and mamluks.

As no genomic data have been available until recently, we generated a de novo assembly by shotgun sequencing of a single male Bactrian camel.

* The "birth of Venus" with the shell and all but also with monsters and Bactrian camels.

Both Bactrian camels and horses have been invaluable for the survival and development of human activities in the harsh arid environment of the Mongolian steppe.