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Camel Scientists Ask: What’s Sinking the Ships of the Desert?
A wave of deaths among Saudi Arabian camels is the latest reason for a surge in research into these rugged, unusual, and highly valuable animals. When more than 2000 camels perished in Saudi Arabia this year, the mysterious die-offs caused a nationwide furor. Investigations were launched and camel “beauty contests” suspended. And when evidence mounted that the killer was not an infectious disease…
Hematologic and blood chemistry changes in toe tumors affecting Arabian camels (Camelus dromedarius)
Histopathology outcomes associated with surgically amputated toe tumor in Arabian camel (Camelus dromedarius)
The 70th Annual Meeting of the EAAP Ghent Belgium
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Original paper: Retail practices and preservation methods for camel milk in Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra, Morocco
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Original paper: Twin calving in Mongolian Bactrian camels: Incidence and regional patterns.
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Original manuscript: Wild camels (Camelus ferus) conservation genomics: Twenty+ years of genetic research.
Mahgoub et al. 2026 J Camelid Sci., 19: 1-9.
Original paper: Water Intake in Omani Camels Fed Various Levels of Feed Under Intensive Management.
Dr. Mufida Atigui, Editorial.
Editorial: Dairy camels at the crossroads: emerging trends in milking, milk science, and sustainable production