Llama

Yayaktǝ

Lamoids, au llamas (sandi donyi kambo soro karapka lan notǝna dǝ), suronzan dabba donyi vicuña (Lama vicugna) du, guanaco (Lama guanicoe), suri alpaca, a huacaya alpaca (Lama pacoe), kuru llama fatobe (Lama glama). Guanacos-a vicuñas-adə karaan dasayin, amma llamas-a alpacas-adə dabba fatobe basro dasayin.[7] Ruwotəwu buroyedə llamas'a dimi'a rataltəgə yaye, nəm samunnza karimo'a də asutəna. Sandi dǝ suro jili Camelus ye dǝro kǝltǝna, rokko alpaca ye dǝro, suro saa 1758 yen Carl Linnaeus ye dǝro kǝltǝna.[8] Sandidə, sonyayi, Georges Cuvierye suro saa 1800yen cidiya su lamayen rokko guanacoyen yekkono.[9] Kulashi DNA ye tawatsəgəna kəla shi guanaco də shima kaka karaye llama ye wo, amma vicuña də shima kaka karaye alpaca ye wo.[10Shi genus Lama dǝ, jili karimo jireye yakkǝ dǝ, shima wakilla donyi nasha gade Artiodactyla ye (ungulates donyi shilan mbeji ma) shi donyi Tylopoda lan bowotin ma, awu "bump-footed" lan bowotin ma, shi donyi kǝla shinza lan tuwandin ma. Tylopoda dǝ yalla fal, Camelidae, kuru tartip Artiodactyla ye dǝa Suina (godu) so, Tragulina (chevrotains) so, Pecora (dabba kǝnzabe), kuru Whippomorpha (hippos a cetaceans, sandi donyi Artiodactyla ye, ada gǝnyi ma). Tylopoda dǝ affinity nzǝ nguwu au gana, taxa gade so dǝro nǝm kam mbeji, nasha laa lan kate nza lan dajin, alama laa falnza fal, amma nasha laa lan faltǝ taganasbe bayanjin shi donyi taxa gade lan tuwandin ba ma.Karnu kǝn 19th ye lan, awo donyi tǝmatǝnyi ma, shi donyi ilmuwu paleogene ye Joseph Leidy, Edward Drinker Cope, Othniel Charles Marsh ye fasarzana dǝ, banazǝwu gargam buroye donyi yalla anǝm America ye dǝro asutin bawo. gafciwo llama-ye kada suro Pleistoceneben suro kau Rockybe-a kuru dau Americabe-a lan tuwandin. Fossil llamas laadə zauro The genus Lama is, with the three species of true camels, the sole existing representatives of a very distinct section of the Artiodactyla (even-toed ungulates) called Tylopoda, or "bump-footed", from the peculiar bumps on the soles of their feet. The Tylopoda consists of a single family, the Camelidae, and shares the order Artiodactyla with the Suina (pigs), the Tragulina (chevrotains), the Pecora (ruminants), and the Whippomorpha (hippos and cetaceans, which belong to Artiodactyla from a cladistic, if not traditional, standpoint). The Tylopoda have more or less affinity to each of the sister taxa, standing in some respects in a middle position between them, sharing some characteristics from each, but in others showing special modifications not found in any of the other taxa.[citation needed]nəm kuranza kərmaaro kozana. Jili alagəwabe laadə yala Americaben kashara loktu zaman kankarabe darebedən. Llamas yala Americabe dǝ sandiya jili Hemiauchenia ye dǝro yakkata. Dabbawa donyi Llama yeyi dǝ, sa'a 25,000 kozǝna dǝn, California lan, Texas lan, New Mexico lan, Utah lan, Missouri lan, Florida lan.[13]The camelid lineage has a good fossil record. Camel-like animals have been traced back through early Miocene forms from the thoroughly differentiated, modern species. Their characteristics became more general, and they lost those that distinguished them as camelids; hence, they were classified as ancestral artiodactyls.[14] No fossils of these earlier forms have been found in the Old World, indicating that North America was the original home of camelids and that the ancestors of Old World camels crossed over via the Bering Land Bridge from North America. The formation of the Isthmus of Panama three million years ago allowed camelids to spread to South America as part of the Great American Interchange, where they evolved further. Meanwhile, North American camelids died out at the end of the Pleistocene.[15]

Yayktu

Lamoids, au llamas (sandi donyi kambo soro karapka lan notǝna dǝ), suronzan dabba donyi vicuña (Lama vicugna) du, guanaco (Lama guanicoe), suri alpaca, a huacaya alpaca (Lama pacoe), kuru llama fatobe (Lama glama). Guanacos-a vicuñas-adə karaan dasayin, amma llamas-a alpacas-adə dabba fatobe basro dasayin.[7] Ruwotəwu buroyedə llamas'a dimi'a rataltəgə yaye, nəm samunnza karimo'a də asutəna. Sandi dǝ suro jili Camelus ye dǝro kǝltǝna, rokko alpaca ye dǝro, suro saa 1758 yen Carl Linnaeus ye dǝro kǝltǝna.[8] Sandidə, sonyayi, Georges Cuvierye suro saa 1800yen cidiya su lamayen rokko guanacoyen yekkono.[9] Kulashi DNA ye tawatsəgəna kəla shi guanaco də shima kaka karaye llama ye wo, amma vicuña də shima kaka karaye alpaca ye wo.[10]