Publications by authors named "Simret Betsha"

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Assessing the genetic diversity of Ethiopian indigenous goat ecotypes at the hemoglobin locus and its associations with morphometric traits.
Kebede Tilahun, Aberra Melesse, Simret Betsha

PLoS One· August 2025

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Quantifying phenotypic variability of indigenous chickens using morphometric traits by applying multivariate analysis: Input for sustainable rural chicken farming.
Chencha Chebo, Aberra Melesse, Simret Betsha

Heliyon· November 2024

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Hemoglobin polymorphism and its association with morphometric and egg production traits in Ethiopian indigenous and Sasso chicken breeds.
Chencha Chebo, Aberra Melesse, Simret Betsha

Trop Anim Health Prod· August 2024

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Production, reproduction and some adaptation characteristics of Boran cattle breed under changing climate: A systematic review and meta-analysis.
Merga Bayssa, Sintayehu Yigrem, Simret Betsha, Adugna Tolera

PLoS One· October 2021

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Transcriptome profile of bovine elongated conceptus obtained from SCNT and IVP pregnancies.
Simret Betsha, Michael Hoelker, Dessie Salilew-Wondim, Eva Held, Franka Rings

Mol Reprod Dev· April 2013

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Supplementations of Hyparrhenia rufa -dominated hay with groundnut cake- wheat bran mix: effects on feed intake, digestibility and nitrogen balance of Somali goats.
Simret Betsha, Solomon Melaku

Trop Anim Health Prod· August 2009

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Bodyweight and carcass characteristics of Somali goats fed hay supplemented with graded levels of peanut cake and wheat bran mixture.
Solomon Melaku, Simret Betsha

Trop Anim Health Prod· October 2008

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