Llamas beyond the Andes: untold histories of camelids in the modern world

Introduction. "The most interesting animals in the world" : reconstructing histories of Andean camelids in transoceanic contact zones

From marvelous antidote to the poison of idolatry : the transatlantic significance of Andean bezoar stones during the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries

Autopsy in the colonial camelid contact zone

From object of curiosity to object of commerce : early efforts to ship living camelids to Europe

The science of acclimatization : llamas and alpacas in nineteenth-century France

Andean itineraries of nineteenth-century camelid science : the case of Charles Ledger

Camelids in Australia : The rise and fall of Charles Ledger's alpaca ambitions

U.S. camelid contact zones in the twentieth century : authenticity, exoticism, and celebrity

Conclusion. The afterlives of camelid contact zones.