...Their stomachs and those of the camel, in some respects, are similarly organized. That of the llama, according to Sir Everard Home, has a portion of it,...for it has been remarked, along the flanks of some parts of the Andes, that they live far above any lakes or streams, and abstain from drink a great portion...

...as it were, intended to resemble the reservoirs for water in the camel; but these have no depth, are only superficial cells, and have no muscular apparatus...the solid food to pass into the fourth cavity, or truly digesting stomach, without going into these cells *." But that the llama has an internal mechanism...

...Home expressly states that the corresponding pits in the stomach of the Llama " have no depth, are only superficial cells, and have no muscular apparatus to close their mouths." From an external examination of the stomach of a Llama we had been induced to believe that its cells...

...similarly constructed ; a part in the Llama resembles the reservoirs for water in the camel, but they have no muscular apparatus to close their mouths, and allow the solid food to pass into the digesting stomach without going into the cells. These similarities warrant naturalists in classing...

...it were, intended to resemble the reservoirs for water in the camel ; but these have no depth, are only superficial cells, and have no muscular apparatus...the solid food to pass into the fourth cavity, or truly digesting stomach, without going into these cells.' But that the Llama has an internal mechanism...

...have no depth, are only superficial cells, n,,.i have no muscular apparatus to close their mouth« ¿ and allow the solid food to pass into the fourth cavity, or truly digesting stomach, without going into -hese cells.' But that the Llama has an internal me' nanism...

...and extensive, and lie as it were imbricated and in layers, but in none of those cells is there any muscular apparatus to close their mouths and allow the solid food to enter into the truly digesting stomach, without going into these cells.* The Llamas inhabit the Cordilleras...

...is, as it were, intended to resemble the reservoirs for water in the Camel, these have no depth, are only superficial cells, and have no muscular apparatus...the solid food to pass into the fourth cavity, or truly digesting stomach, without going into these cells. Dr. Knox, on the contrary, has shown that...

...is, as it were, intended to resemble the reservoirs for water in the Camel, these have no depth, are only superficial cells, and have no muscular apparatus...their mouths and allow the solid food to pass into the fourthcavity, or truly digesting stomach, without going into tltesecells. Dr. Knox, on the contrary,...

...it were, intended to resemble the reservoirs for water in the camel ; but these have no depth, are only superficial cells, and have no muscular apparatus...the solid food to pass into the fourth cavity, or truly digesting stomach, without going into these cells." Bnt the stomachs of the Peruvian sheep certainly...