In the foothill-mountain zone of samarkand region Taylakov T.I. Samarkand Veterinary Medicine Institute, Uzbekistan Online published on 17 September, 2019. Abstract In the Samarkand region, the prevalence of anoplosefalyatosis of goats has been studied. On this case, Prevalence of anaplosefalyatosis of goats in the foothill-mountain zone of Samarkand region were investigated both theoretically and practically. Finally, research has been concluded the points of the region according to prevalence of anaplosefalyatosis of goats. According to our studies, when the Earth is covered with snow, at the influence of the sun, it is possible to observe monieziosis even in those places where it dissolves (on ten lands of green vegetation). At the end of autumn, when the beginning of winter passes with warm air and high humidity, the top of the slope is covered with green lawns, where the root is thin. When such invertebrates (soil Kans and other animals that resemble them in their nutritional properties) fall into the organism of a mammal that feeds on it or that junction, in the intestines of their thin sections, various adult cysts develop, the length of which ranges from several CM to several meters. Monieziosis occurs in Sagittarius conditions. In some cases, reaching the larynx or other green plants that are harvested in moist air to domestic animals also leads to their partial damage with moniezies. Accordingly, the ticks infected with moniotic cysticercoids are consumed by them when the animals are fed in field conditions. Therefore, according to our research, monieziosis begins to predominate in spring and autumn. In summer, it decreases slightly, such a situation is observed even in warm winter times. A total of 122 head goats per district were examined in the samples of the thesis M. the joints of The Expanse were found in 22 samples of thesis. M. Of Goats the level of zaralan with the expansion amounted to 18 percent. M.the joints of the benedeni ramparts were recorded in 23 samples of the thesis and the degree of lesion was 18.8 percentizni. Top Keywords Anoplocephalidae, M. Expanza, M. Benedeni, Cestod, Gelmint, Monesia, Macrogelmintoscopy. Top |