One-humped camel of the hot deserts of northern Africa and southwestern Asia.
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This animal differs very much from the Arabian camel, and is altogether more rare.
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This breed of camels is produced by a he-dromedary and a she- Arabian camel.
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The Dromedary, or Arabian camel, is altogether more widely distributed, and better known to the world.
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Paratuberculosis of camels, locally called Silag, is a serious and invariably fatal disease in the Arabian camel.
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The coin on this page comes from Oman, the home of the Arabian camel and one of its most fertile provinces.
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He reached his full growth when he was sixteen years old, and was then a fine specimen of an Arabian camel.
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The giant Arabian camel and its smaller relation, the llama, have been cross-bred by scientists in United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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The price of an Arabian camel is about two hundred and fifty piastres, that of an Armenian at Aleppo is twice as much.