Examples of using Camelids in English and their translations into Spanish
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Unlike modern camelids, it had a pair of small incisor teeth in the upper jaw.
Chimborazo is surrounded by a protected ecosystem preserving habitat Andean camelids, vicunas, llamas and alpacas.
An initiative was shortly due to be launched to look into the technology for regional chains engaged in production using the hair of llamas and other camelids.
However, the Group stated that to date no test method has been validated in New World camelids.
Delegate of Austria and recommended the addition of camelids in Article 8.12.1.
Country request that the reference to ruminants in Article 8.12.1. point 2 does not include camelids.
You will also appreciate camelids such as vicuna
You will also appreciate camelids such as vicuna
there are only camelids(llamas and sheep),
The Commission agreed that the ad hoc Group on Diseases of Camelids could usefully meet again to progress the validation of diagnostic test methods and the development of international standard reagents and vaccines for priority camelid diseases.
declare international years for camelids and sustainable fisheries.
to give a presentation in the plenary session on the activities of the OIE ad hoc Group on Diseases of Camelids.
the Scientific Commission for Animal Diseases forwarded two questions to the ad hoc Group on Diseases of Camelids.
The camelids they raised were also important to the Tiwanaku,
The programme area concentrates 67 per cent of the population of camelids in the country, representing 1,915,436 animals,
The Group was of the opinion that only New World camelids should be included as species of epidemiological significance for tuberculosis in the Terrestrial Code chapter Wernery U.& Kinne J., 2012 2.
a small complex to admire Andean camelids such as alpacas
This included the immigration into South America of North American ungulates(including camelids, tapirs, deer and horses),
The fossil record indicates that the evolution of camelids started in North America(see figure 4e),
with different naturalistic representations that range from camelids, hunting animals,