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Camelops

Camelops

Extinct genus of mammals.

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  1. Late Pleistocene extinctions

    Extinction of large animals at the end of the last Ice Age.

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    Tribe of mammals.

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  3. Lamini

    Tribe of mammals.

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  4. Camelidae

    Family of mammals.

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  5. Paracamelus

    Extinct genus of mammals.

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  6. Peopling of the Americas

    Prehistoric migration from Asia to the Americas.

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  7. Guanaco

    Species of mammal (camelid).

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  8. Vicuña

    Wild South American camelid.

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  9. Dromedary

    One-humped camel.

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    Genus of mammals.

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    Family of mammals.

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    Extinction of large animals at the end of the last Ice Age.

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    Extinct species of canine mammal.

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    Genus of mammals.

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    Tribe of mammals.

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    Extinct genus of mammals.

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  7. American lion

    Extinct species of carnivore.

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  8. Bactrian camel

    Species of mammal of Asia.

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  9. United States Camel Corps

    1856–1866 United States Army experiment.

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  10. Dromedary

    One-humped camel.

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