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Karen Marsh is a Research Fellow at the Australian National University, focusing on plant-animal interactions and their implications on herbivore physiology and ecology. Her research investigates how plant chemistry affects herbivore feeding behavior, habitat quality, and potential responses to climate change. She supervises research students and has a strong record of collaborations and projects centered around improving the nutritional quality of landscapes for species such as koalas and greater gliders. Her research integrates physiology, animal ecology, and herbivore interactions with their environment to better understand ecological dynamics under changing climates. With significant contributions to understanding factors affecting herbivore behaviors, Marsh is dedicated to advancing knowledge in ecological conservation and management.
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