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Lama glama has been domesticated since the Inca civilization by the Peruvian Indians, who still keep large herds. While the fur provides material for rugs, rope, and cloth, the main use of this animal is as a beast of burden, especially in mining areas. Another race is the alpaca, which is more restricted in its distribution and is specialized in wool production.

There are two species of wild llama, the guanaco or huanaco (L. guanicoe) and the vicu

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