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Lamoid is a group of South American camelids, which includes the guanaco, vicuna, alpaca and llama. The digestive system of lamoids is distinctive, with a noteworthy capability for digesting certain toxins. Furthermore, the gallbladder structure is absent in lamoids.

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Lamoid is a group of South American camelids, which includes the guanaco, vicuna, alpaca and llama. The digestive system of lamoids is distinctive, with a noteworthy capability for digesting certain toxins. Furthermore, the gallbladder structure is absent in lamoids.
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