International Camelid Quarterly
Is published 4 times a year and represents the international camelid industry. It has no official ties to the Canadian Llama and Alpaca Association.
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Table of Contents: December 2005 issue
- Pre-Conquest alpaca and llama handling
by Jane Wheeler - Guanacos, the forgotten camelid
by Eric Hoffman - Breakthough in freezing camelid embryos
by Paul Taylor - Artificial insemination in alpacas
by Jorge Reyna Zeballos - White Violet Center for Eco-Justice
by Marcia Stephenson - Just another opinion ... or common sense?
by Cathy Spalding - Camelid anatomy diagrams - Part 4 of 4
- Feet first: Treatment of foot infections in llamas
and alpacas
by Michelle Ing - Llama and alpaca halters: Fit and function
by Bobra Goldsmith - Cold Stress
by Karen Baum - Practical innovations
by Jennifer Bowman - Vicuna ecology and management
by Cristian Bonacic - Protecting your building against termites
- Juvenile Llama Immunodeficiency Disease Syndrome
(JLIDS)
by Corry Mortensen - Diagnostic tests and procedures for BVDV (Bovine
Viral Diarrhea Virus)
The Alpaca Research Foundation - Further thought on BVDV in alpacas
by Nancy Carr - References from "Artificial Insemination in Alpacas" (62 refs)
- References from "Vicuna Ecology and management" (65 refs)
This issue was 95 pages long