The prenatal development of the teeth in camel foetuses of different C.V.A. length (9.5-125 cm) were studied radiographically (9 radiographs). The first recorded incidence of teeth (maxillary M1, M2 and mandibular M1) was in foetuses of C.V.R. length, 55 cm. This was followed by the mandibular centrals at C.V.R. length, 62.5 cm. In the full term foetus (125 cm) a total of six teeth in each of the mandibular and maxillary jaws were recognised. In the same age the maxillary P2 and the mandibular C and P1 were not yet detected in the radiographs as they erupted later in the mature animal.