genus lama (Meaning)
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genus lama (n)
llamas
Synonyms & Antonyms of genus lama
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
genus lama Sentence Examples
- The genus Lama, which includes the llama, is found exclusively in the Andes of South America.
- Lamas (genus Lama) are domestic ungulates widely used as pack animals in the Andean highlands.
- The two species of genus Lama are the llama and the alpaca.
- Lamas in the genus Lama are highly social and form herds for protection and foraging.
- The genus Lama has evolved to thrive in the harsh, high-altitude environments of the Andes.
- Female genus Lama are called lings, while males are known as machos.
- Compared to their relatives, genus Lama have a lower metabolic rate and consume less oxygen.
- The fur of genus Lama provides exceptional insulation against the cold and wet conditions of the Andes.
- The gestation period for genus Lama is around 11 months.
- The lifespan of genus Lama ranges from 15 to 25 years, with proper care and nutrition.
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llamas
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The genus Lama, which includes the llama, is found exclusively in the Andes of South America.
Lamas (genus Lama) are domestic ungulates widely used as pack animals in the Andean highlands.
The two species of genus Lama are the llama and the alpaca.
Lamas in the genus Lama are highly social and form herds for protection and foraging.
