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Abstract
By studying the physiological indicators of cattle brought from temperate European climates, it is possible to draw conclusions about the characteristics of their adaptation to existing climatic conditions. The research was conducted at the Kungratboy Mehri farm in the Republic of Karakalpakstan. Two groups were formed: the first group included cows brought in the spring, and the second group included cows brought in the fall, each consisting of 5 heads. The conditions for keeping and feeding the cows were set identically. The morphological composition of the blood of cows, clinical indicators (respiration rate, body temperature and heart rate) and heat tolerance index were studied and analyzed by season. The studies showed small differences in the morphological composition of the blood, clinical indicators and heat tolerance index of cows imported in different seasons.