The morphometric and physical aspects of eight cattle breeds in Indonesia were examined. The morphometric differences might be attributable to environmental and breed factors. Physical characteristics are critical for cattle identification and body measurements. There were two distinct clusters of cattle breeds with a common ancestor. The most important factor in estimating body weight was the heart girth circumference. Ongole Grade cattle are determined to be potential beef cattle in Indonesia.

This study is a bibliometric study of animal breeding value. Bibliometric analysis is the widely accepted method for assessing the merits of a specific field. This study provides an excellent guide for further studies by revealing general development trends, hot topics, and research boundaries over the past 20 years. It is possible to say that future studies will focus on innovative issues that may have limited environmental impacts while reducing costs and accelerating livestock productivity.