Selective line of the Bactrian camel (Camelus bactrianus), bred in Mongolia. Sturdy, compact, relatively light line, specialized for high milk productivity and adaptation to Gobi conditions. Height at withers: males 1650–1780 mm, females 1580–1700 mm. Body length 1450–1650 mm. Live weight: males 580–720 kg, females 460–580 kg. Birth weight 32–38 kg. Head relatively small, dry, with a concave forehead line and short broad muzzle. Ears small (65–85 mm), erect. Eyes large, dark brown. Neck of medium length (900–1100 mm), powerful. Body compact, barrel-shaped, back short and broad. Humps smaller in volume than in transport lines: front hump high, thin at the base, slightly inclined forward; rear hump lower and rounded. Limbs strong, straight. Tail short (450–580 mm) with a long tuft. Dominant color — rich dark brown (хүрэн) of various shades (chestnut, chocolate-brown, reddish-brown). Coat double: guard hair 80–250 mm, undercoat 40–70 mm. Skin thin, darkly pigmented. Format index 88–94 %.