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Species Profile

Camelus

Camel

Camelus
KingdomAnimalia
PhylumChordata
ClassMammalia
OrderUnknown
FamilyUnknown

Introduction

Found in deserts of Asia and Africa.

Herbivorous and domesticated.

Known as ship of the desert.

Size & Structure

01

Long legs

02

One or two humps

03

Thick lips

04

Broad padded feet

Camelus — 3D Model

General Features

Coelom
True coelom
Body plan
Tube within a tube body plan (Deuterostomous)
Germ layer
Triploblastic
Metamerism
Absent
Body symmetry
Bilateral
Fertilization
Internal
Digestion type
Complete
Nervous system
Highly developed cerebrum
Excretory organ
Kidneys
Body temperature
Homeothermic
Circulatory type
Closed, double, complete
Development type
Direct
Respiratory type
Pulmonary respiration
Mode of excretion
Ureotelism
Circulation system
Closed
Skeleton structure
Endoskeleton
Level of Organisation
Organ system level
Regulation of Osmosis
Osmoregulator

Ecology

Desert grazing

Seed dispersal

Transport animal

Economic Importance

Milk and meat

Transport

Desert agriculture