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Which indigenous cattle breed of Gujarat, recognised by its characteristic curved, lyre-shaped horns and a prominent forehead bulge, is well known for its heat tolerance and has also been exported to countries like Brazil for crossbreeding programmes to develop improved dairy cattle?
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