Camelus

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Camelus is a genus of large, hump-backed mammals commonly known as camels, adapted for survival in arid desert environments.

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Label Occurrences
Camelus canonical 2

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf genus
taxon
class Mammalia
commonName camels
describedAs large hump-backed mammals adapted to arid environments
diet browsing on shrubs and desert vegetation
herbivorous
domain Eukarya
surface form: Eukaryota
domesticationStatus includes domesticated species
family Camelidae
habitat arid regions
deserts
semi-arid regions
hasBlood warm-blooded
hasCharacteristic ability to conserve water
ability to withstand high body temperatures
broad padded feet
long legs
one or two dorsal humps
split upper lip
thick coat that insulates against heat and cold
thick lips adapted to browsing thorny plants
tolerance to dehydration
hasCirculatorySystem closed circulatory system
hasSpecies Camelus bactrianus
Arabian camel
surface form: Camelus dromedarius

Camelus ferus
includesWildSpecies Camelus ferus
kingdom Animalia
locomotion digitigrade
nativeRange Central Asia
East Asia
Middle East
North Africa
order Artiodactyla
parentTaxon Camelidae
phylum Chordata
reproduction viviparous
respiration lungs
skeleton vertebrate
taxonRank genus
thermoregulation endothermic
typeSpecies Arabian camel
surface form: Camelus dromedarius
usedFor hides
meat production
milk production
transport
wool and hair

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Arabian camel genus Camelus
Camelus bactrianus genus Camelus