>Camels originated in North America before spreading into South America and Siberia.
>the only wild form of Asian camel is found in Siberia
>all other Asian camels are domesticated
>Llamas and Alpacas were each domesticated from wild forms that still exist in the Alps
So, what are the implications of this? It's suggested that camels were first domesticated in Arabia, but this doesn't seem to add up to me.
Also, how do you think the deviation from other Even-Toed Ungulates in North America went 46 million years ago?