Please read the following table in Markdown format and then answer the question according to the table. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| Common Name | Scientific Name | Life Span | Adult Weight | Height at Shoulder | Length of Fur | Load Bearing Capacity |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Dromedary Camel | Camelus dromedarius | 40-50 years | 450–540kg (1000–1200lb) | 180–210cm (6–7ft) | 7.5–10cm (3–4in) | 150-230kg (350-500lb) |
| Bactrian Camel | Camelus bactrianus | 40-50 years | 450–680kg (1000–1500lb) | 180–210cm (6–7ft) | 25cm (10in) | 150-270kg (350-600lb) |
| Llama | Lama glama | 20-30 years | 130–200kg (280–450lb) | 90-120cm (3-4ft) | 8–25cm (3–10in) | 30-50kg (60-100lb) |
| Vicuna | Vicugna vicugna | 20-25 years | 35-65kg (80-140lb) | 70–90cm (2½–3ft) | 1–4cm (>1-2in) | 10-15kg (20-30lb) |
| Alpaca | Vicugna pacos | 15-20 years | 46-84kg (100-185lb) | 90–120cm (3–4ft) | 20-40cm (8–16in) | 10-20kg (20-50lb) |
| Guanaco | Lama guanicoe | 20-25 years | 70–90kg (150-200lb) | 105–120cm (3½–4ft) | 5cm (2in) | 15-20kg (30-50lb) |
Question:
What is the load bearing capacity when the name is Camelus Dromedarius
Answer:
150-230kg (350-500lb)