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Camelid Mating - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
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During the breeding season males continue to seek receptive females.
During the breeding season males continue to seek receptive females.
* Sniff the perineum and flank of the females and frequently display a [[Reproductive_Behaviour_-_Pre-copulatory_Behaviour_- Anatomy & Physiology#Flehmen_Response|flehmen response]].
* Sniff the perineum and flank of the females and frequently display a [[Pre-copulatory Behaviour - Anatomy & Physiology#Flehmen_Response|flehmen response]].
* Males that roam freely with females will often chase them and force them to sit down by putting pressure on the neck, even if they are not receptive.
* Males that roam freely with females will often chase them and force them to sit down by putting pressure on the neck, even if they are not receptive.