Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Martina Komarkova"
- Recent studies by Martina Komarkova focus on the physiological and social dynamics of red deer and other wildlife species, analyzing the impacts of social interaction, environment, and health on animal behavior and traits.
- Her research on captive red deer highlights the influence of social buffering on stress hormones like cortisol and testosterone during antler growth, as well as the effects of parasitic load on secondary sexual traits such as antler length.
- Komarkova's investigations extend to conservation efforts, examining the social networks and survival strategies of reintroduced Przewalski's horses in Mongolia, emphasizing the significance of environmental conditions and group dynamics in successful species reintroduction.
