× camel, United Arab Emirates. (b...22 Chapter 22Figure 22.1 This alpaca presented after receiving too much selenium. Notice ...Figure 22.2 Black laurel, Mt. laurel (Leucothoe davisiae).Figure 22.3 Azalea (Rhododendron spp).Figure 22.4 Oleander, (Nerium oleander).Figure 22.5 (a) Veination of leaves that may be confused with oleander. (A) ...Figure 22.6 Yew (Taxus spp.).Figure 22.7 Corn lily (false hellebore) (Veratrum californicum).Figure 22.8 Cria born with a single, enlarged, centrally located eye from an...Figure 22.9 (a) Castor bean (Ricinus communis) plant. (b) Castor bean foliag...Figure 22.10 (a) Capparis tomentosa plant that is found in southeastern Afri...Figure 22.11 (a) Foxtail ( Hordeum jubatum ) plant. (b) Foxtail awn. (c) Sma...Figure 22.12 Yellow bristle grass ( Setaria lutescens ).Figure 22.13 (a) Llama that has been grazing in tarweed (Hemazonia kelloggii...Figure 22.14 This llama sustained a rattlesnake bite on its muzzle and devel...Figure 22.15 (a and b) Two examples of sloughing of the skin on the foot fol...
23 Chapter 23Figure 23.1 Dromedary camels.Figure 23.2 A Bactrian camel.Figure 23.3 A wild Bactrian camel.Figure 23.4 A piebald dromedary camel.Figure 23.5 Camel racing.Figure 23.6 Privately owned camels at a farm in Texas.Figure 23.7 Head of a relaxed camel, ears vertical and turned laterally.Figure 23.8 Diagrams of camel ear and head positions. (a) Usual ear position...Figure 23.9 Diagrams of the tail set of camels. (a) Normal position, (b) exc...Figure 23.10 Camels can open their mouths widely.Figure 23.11 Prominent canine teeth in the camel.Figure 23.12 Camel in equine stocks.Figure 23.13 Diagram of an equine stock, including measurements. (A) 76 cm (...Figure 23.14 Camel in California‐designed stock. There is too much room in w...Figure 23.15 Diagram of a modified California‐designed stock, including meas...Figure 23.16 Stock used for embryo transfer studies in Al Ain, United Arab E...Figure 23.17 Diagram of Fowler‐designed stock. (A) 1.2 m (48 in.), (B) 2.4 m...Figure 23.18 Fowler design, top view. (A) 2.4 m (96 in.), (B) 91 cm (36 in.)...Figure 23.19 Temporary stock using an aluminum gate to press the camel towar...Figure 23.20 Gates used for containment of camels for vaccination.Figure 23.21 The rope is brought up behind the pasterns or hind legs.Figure 23.22 The rope is placed beneath the pasterns and on the medial side ...Figure 23.23 The strap is placed around both front legs and over the top of ...Figure 23.24 Wooden nose plug.Figure 23.25 Nose plug in place.Figure 23.26 Camel wearing a horse halter.Figure 23.27 Bridle on a driving camel. The strap from the bit over the brid...Figure 23.28 Rope hobble on front legs.Figure 23.29 Camel recovering from anesthesia in a stall.Figure 23.30 Protruding dulaa.Figure 23.31 Hybrid female with shaved area due to dermatitis of the hump cl...
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