Camelus ferus

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Camelus ferus is the critically endangered wild Bactrian camel species native to remote desert regions of Central Asia, distinct from the domesticated Bactrian camel.

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Label Occurrences
Camelus ferus canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf camel
mammal
species
adaptation ability to survive on salty water sources
tolerance to extreme temperature variation
water conservation physiology
bodyPlan even-toed ungulate
breathingOrgan lungs
class Mammalia
commonName wild Bactrian camel
conservationStatus Critically Endangered
diet browsing on shrubs
grazing on sparse vegetation
herbivorous
distinctFrom Camelus bactrianus NERFINISHED
domesticated Bactrian camel
family Camelidae NERFINISHED
genus Camelus
habitat arid plains
remote desert regions
sand dunes
stony deserts
hasDomesticatedRelative Camelus bactrianus NERFINISHED
hasHumps two
isWildAncestorOf domesticated Bactrian camel (disputed)
iucnRedListCategory CR
kingdom Animalia
lifespan several decades in the wild
locomotion quadrupedal walking
nativeTo Central Asia NERFINISHED
China NERFINISHED
Gobi Desert NERFINISHED
Mongolia NERFINISHED
Taklamakan Desert NERFINISHED
order Artiodactyla
parentTaxon Camelus NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
populationTrend decreasing
rangeType fragmented distribution
recognizedAsDistinctSpecies 21st century
reproduction viviparous
reproductionSystem sexual reproduction
socialStructure small herds
taxonRank species
threat competition with livestock
habitat loss
hunting
hybridization with domestic Bactrian camels

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Camelus bactrianus distinguishedFrom Camelus ferus