The Camel and the Wheel Richard W. Bulliet Paperback Shows how the camel has fitted into the total context of human society throughout history. In this offbeat autobiography, one of the world's most prominent animal physiologist answers how camels can go for days without water and other questions as he relates the story of his life and his unquenchable thirst for knowledge about the peculiar problems of animals. Central Veterinary Research Laboratory, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Atlas to the diagnosis of blood diseases and other ailments in Old World and New World camelids. Arabic text is back to front, English text is front to back.
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The aim of this book is to provide a general review of the literature dealing with the different ways in which reproduction in horses, deer, and camelids can be controlled and manipulated. Additional volumes in the series present the research on these topics for different groups of animals. The set will be valued by reproductive physiologists, animal scientists, and workers in veterinary medicine. The aim of the Controlled Reproduction in Farm Animals Series is to provide a general review of the literature dealing with the different ways in which reproduction in the major farm mammals can be controlled and manipulated. However, the literature on this subject has expanded so rapidly since the time of the earlier volume, that it is now thought appropriate to publish it in four separate volumes.