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in south america, and sweaters, socks, coats and bedding in other parts of the world. overview and description closeup of an alpaca's face alpacas are even-toed ungulates (order artiodactyla ), with two-toes on each foot and an "unguligrade" form of locomotion.
(unguligrade involves most of the weight of the animal supported by the hoofs, in contrast with "digitigrade," where the toes touch the ground, or "plantigrade," where the entire foot is on the ground, as in humans.) there are three other camelids in south america, the domesticated llama (lama glama)...
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which it runs, hardening on exposure to the air, usually in the form of round or oval tears, about the size of a pigeon's egg, but sometimes in vermicular forms, white or red, according to whether the species is a white or red gum tree. about the middle of december, the moors commence the harvesting
. the masses of gum are collected, either while adhering to the bark, or after it falls to the ground, the entire product, often of various species, thus collected, is packed in baskets and very large sacks of tanned leather and brought on camels and bullocks to the centres of accumulation and then to...
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