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Seasonal Dynamics and Impact of Tick Infestation on Livestock in Karakalpakstan

Mavlanov Sabirjan IbadullaevichDoctor of Veterinary Sciences , Professor of the Committee for the Development of Veterinary, Medicine and Livestock , Head of the Department ,Pulotov Fakhridin SayfidinovichKamalova Ainura IlalatdinovnaAssistant of the Nukus branch of the Samarkand State University of Veterinary Medicine , Animal Husbandry and Biotechnology , Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) of Veterinary Sciences ,Ismailov Adham ShukhratovichJalolov Asliddin Abdujabborovichgraduate student of the Veterinary Research Institute ,Boltaev Dilshod MehriddinovichKushimmatov Jalal Bakhram ogli

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This study investigates the seasonal dynamics, distribution, and impact of tick infestation on livestock in the Nukus and Karaoyzak districts of Karakalpakstan. Despite extensive research on ectoparasites, there is limited data on tick infestation in this region. Utilizing parasitological, ecological, and phenological methods, we examined 1200 cattle and over 2400 sheep and goats from various farms. Findings revealed that 70-80% of cattle and 80-82% of sheep and goats were infected with ticks, predominantly from the genera Hyalomma and Rhipicephalus. Peak infestation occurred during the summer months, causing significant economic damage. These results highlight the need for effective tick control measures and their implementation in veterinary practices to mitigate economic losses and improve livestock health.

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DOI: 10.64252/y234mm07

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