Llama types

Llamas can be divided into Ccara and Tampuli i.e short- and long-haired or "Classic" and "woolly".
Ccara can be sub-divided into Ccara and Curaca	Ccara - short woolled, the llama most typically seen in the UK, hence the term "classic".
	Curaca - the medium woolled llama and the next most typical in the UK.
Tampuli can be sub-divided into Tapada and Lanuda	Tapada - heavy woolled and relatively unusual in the UK
	Lanuda- heavy woolled with fringes on the ears and head and abundant wool down the legs. The rarest type of llama in the UK and, along with the Tapada, a speciality of Roseland Lamas.