A study was conducted to assess some macrominerals level in some organs of camels; they were selected for slaughtering in AlGenana slaughterhouse. Ten samples of Liver, spleen and kidney were collected from each male and female camel. All samples were laboratory analyzed using a flam Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer. The average percent of Ca, Mg and P level in male liver are 0.041, 0.0124 and 0.46 and in female liver are 0.0228, 0.00694 and 0.276 respectively. Whereas average percent of Ca, Mg and P in male spleen are 0.083, 0.033and 0.36 and in female spleen are 0.0304, 0.0158 and 0.148 respectively. While, average percent of Ca, Mg and P level in male kidney are 0.025, 0.077and 0.86 and in female kidney are 0.02, 0.0056 and 0.264, respectively. The results revealed that organs meat contained higher level of P either in male or female camel. Whereas, study was observed that, higher level of macrominerals found in organs tissues of male camel compared to that in female camel and high significant correlation between all macrominerals, those stored in kidney compared to significant correlation between Ca and Mg in liver. This may be associated with bioavailability of macromineral

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ElSadig Haroun Adam has Obtained B.SC. Honour- in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, Department of Animal Production in Job University located in Khartoum,Sudan. and M.Sc in Animal Nutrition -University of Khartoum -Faculty of animal production.currently I have working for Help Age International as Base Coordinator-in Darfur,Sudan.