The dromedary has 74 diploid chromosomes, the same as other camelids. The autosomes consist of five pairs of small to medium-sized metacentrics and submetacentrics. [19] The X chromosome is the largest in the metacentric and submetacentric group. [20] There are 31 pairs of acrocentrics. [19] The dromedary's karyotype is similar to that of the Bactrian camel. [21] Cílový soubor cookie. Používá se pro účely cílení k vytvoření profilu zájmů návštěvníků webových stránek za účelem zobrazení relevantní a personalizované reklamy Google. Rabagliati, D.S. (1924). The Dentition of the Camel. Cairo, Egypt: Egypt Ministry of Agriculture. pp.1–32. Skidmore, J. A. (July–September 2005). "Reproduction in dromedary camels: an update" (PDF). Animal Reproduction. 2 (3): 161–71. Archived (PDF) from the original on 4 March 2016 . Retrieved 6 August 2012.

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ceea ce privește culoarea, dromaderii au de obicei o nuanță de maro deschis, asemenea nisipului, însă există și unele exemplare negre și altele aproape albe. Blana are firul mai lung în zona gâtului, a umerilor și a cocoașei, în timp ce tălpile dromaderilor sunt adaptate deplasărilor pe nisipul fierbinte din deșert. Dromaderii masculi cântăresc cu circa 10 % mai mult comparativ cu femelele, având o greutate cuprinsă între 400 și 600 de kilograme. Și la capitolul talie masuclii stau mai bine, fiind cu aproximativ 10 centimetri mai înalți la nivelul umerilor. Înălțimea medie a dromaderilor variază între 1,8 și 2 metri. Category of Aircraft Gehling PZL-106AR Kruk The Antonov An-2 was a mass-produced aircraft. Many were used for agricultural work. Polish M-18 Dromader used for aerial fire-fighting in Australia. A Grumman Ag Cat applies a low- insecticide bait on a soybean field. Ka-26 helicopter. Refueling fertilizers through the auger. The dromedary has 22 milk teeth, which are eventually replaced by 34 permanent teeth. The dental formula for permanent dentition is 1.1.3.3 3.1.2.3, and 1.1.3 3.1.2 for milk dentition. [41] In the juvenile, the lower first molars develop by 12 to 15 months and the permanent lower incisors appear at 4.5 to 6.5 years of age. All teeth are in use by 8 years. [42] The lenses of the eyes contain crystallin, which constitutes 8 to 13% of the protein present there. [43] Soubor cookie Hotjar se nastavuje, když uživatel poprvé přistane na stránku se skriptem Hotjar. Používá se k zachování uživatelského ID Hotjar, jedinečného pro daný web v prohlížeči. To zajistí, že chování při následných návštěvách stejného webu bude připsáno stejnému ID uživatele.​ Elias, E.; Cohen, D.; Steimetz, E. (1986). "A preliminary note on the use of milk substitutes in the early weaning of dromedary camels". Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology A. 85 (1): 117–9. doi: 10.1016/0300-9629(86)90471-8. PMID 2876805.

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