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This generation of camels lived between the Eocene 50-45 million years ago, they were small with a length of 80 cm and a weight of around 26 to 30 kg, due to their teeth they were able to feed on young leaves, their front legs were shorter than the hind legs and had 4 fingers, they supported most of the weight on the third and fourth fingers and could be raised on the hind legs to feed, they were found in parts of plains and sparse forests in North America.

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Poebrotherium is an extinct genus of camelid, they lived from the late Eocene to the Miocene approximately 40-32 million years ago, their skulls resembled those of modern llamas, their limbs ended in hoof-like toes and were more built for speed than protylopus feet, the teeth are more generalized and larger than those of protylopus, in fact even though they ate only grass it is likely that for peobrotherium they had a mixed diet and grass may have played a minimal role in their diet, their new adaptations were that For example, the protylopus was for flat conditions, but it has been found in all the main environments including forests, and deposits on the banks of rivers.

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Stenomylus was an extinct genus of camelid, it lived in the Oligocene and early Miocene, it lived in North America 30-20 million years ago, it was extremely tiny compared to Protylopus and Poebrotherium compared to other antihous and modern comelids, it had a height average of only 61 cm, it was a slender animal and with a long batiste neck compared to the others, this one did have a hand of only tender leaves, this type of animal lacked pads on its hooves and were faster, its adaptations were in flat places and sparse forests

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Oxydactylus is an extinct genus of camelid that lived from the Oligocene to the Middle Miocene 25-18 million years ago, these animals were larger than Stenomylus, they were taller, they had legs of the same size and more resistant, they had very long necks and They were adapted to eat tall vegetation, just like modern giraffes, they had hooves, and had instead of pads, they had resistant soles and thick, strong toes, their habitats were flat places and forests, their diet was based on plants, and one of the new adaptations was its speed and the shape of its legs and hooves

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Procamelus is an extinct genus of endemic camel, it lived from the middle Mycenaean to the late Mycenaean between 20-10 million years ago, they had long legs that were designed for speed and were about 1.3 meters tall at the shoulder. It was a little smaller than a modern llama, unlike camelids they had a pair of small incisor teeth in the upper jaw, the remaining teeth were large and adapted for eating hard vegetation, the shape of their toes had knuckles. , and unlike the earlier forms of camelids, these generally had padded hooves that helped them walk on soft ground, and had a smaller and straighter neck than that of Oxydactylus.

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Aepycamelus is an extinct genus of camelid, it lived during the Miocene and existed for 16- 6 million of years ago , unlike the previous species, they had padded pads like those of today's camels, they were highly intelligent animals, their head was relatively small in size. Comparison with the rest of his body, they had a long neck, their legs were long and stilt-shaped, they had the elbow and knee joints at the same level, their strange body structure gives us a lot of information about their lives, they lived in dry grasslands with groups of trees, moved in small groups, became extinct before the Pliocene and was possibly due to climate change

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Titanotylopus is an extinct genus of camelids endemic to North America, it lived from the Miocene to the Pleistocene 10 million years ago, it is distinguished from other camelids by its size, and other distinctive dental characteristics, they had tear empties in the skull, unlike the camelops that its smaller contemporaries, titanotylopus had wide second phalanges and spatul-shaped, its extremities were long and massive, its height was 3.5 meters, and like current camels it had a hump to store fat, they were in many places but mostly desert places and soft soils.

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Paracamelus is an extinct genus of camels of the camelidae family, it lived in North America in the middle Mycenaean period, between 9 and 8.5 million years ago, it was a fairly large camel with a length of 3 meters long, they had about Large diets compared to other cameluses, its legs were large and solid to support its weight and a weight between 800 - 1400 kg, the hump was used to store fat that it used if it had a shortage of food, it was daytime, its habitat was They were found in North America in warm parts and in sparse forests.

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The megacamelus is an extinct of the camelids, alive for about 8-2 MYA, this was one of the biggest camelids of all, it measured 3.4 meters and weighed about 8,100 lbs, their teeth were big so they ate plants of any kind Their humps, like those of modern camels, were used to store fat, their body was very large and heavy, some ancestors began to use them as transport, their legs were very large and solid, they were slower than ancient camels, their habitats Like those of the majority, it was in North America commonly and they were found in deserted places.

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Camels, are the evolution of all the others, this is the modern one and the one we see today, these animals have a size of 1.85 meters and their hump is about 2.15 meters and they can weigh up to 700 kg, they It has an impressive speed, camels do not suffocate and perspire very little, it has a unique thermostat, its ears are small but it has acute hearing that allows them to hear very well, its ears are covered with hair to filter sand and dust, It has large eyes and they are protected by double rows of eyelashes, it has wide and flat feet and, unlike ancient camels, it only has two toes, its oeiel is hard and resistant, its hump contains viscera and a lot of fat, in Today they are located in the Middle East and are an important source of milk, wool and transport.