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Hilal Musadiq Khan is a veterinary researcher whose work centers on the reproductive biology, morphology, and management of livestock in temperate agro-climatic zones, with a particular focus on the Kashmir Valley. His major contributions include pioneering morphometrical and morphological studies on crossbred cows, providing critical baseline data that helps optimize dairy production in high-altitude, cold regions. His most cited paper, "Morphological and Morphometrical Studies on the Crossbred Cows under Temperate Climatic Condition of Kashmir Valley" (2021, 3 citations), is a foundational reference for understanding how crossbreeding of local Kashmiri cattle with exotic breeds like Jersey and Holstein has transformed the region’s dairy sector. This work has practical implications for improving milk yield and animal health in challenging environments. Khan’s research is notable for bridging traditional veterinary science with applied agricultural development, offering evidence-based insights for farmers and policymakers. His studies underscore the importance of regional adaptation in livestock breeding, making him a key voice in temperate-zone animal science.
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