Herve Sauquet

Herve Sauquet is a Visiting Senior Fellow at the Centre for Ecosystem Science, Evolution & Ecology Research Centre, affiliated with The University of New South Wales' School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences. His research interests are not explicitly detailed in the provided information. He is part of the academic and research staff at the university, contributing to the broader scientific community through his affiliation with the Centre for Ecosystem Science.

Hervé Sauquet is a researcher in evolutionary biology and systematic botany, focusing on the diversification and phylogeny of flowering plants. His work explores the evolutionary history of angiosperms, including their origins, diversification, and biogeographic patterns. He has conducted extensive studies on molecular dating, phylogenomics, and the role of fossils in understanding plant evolution. His research also addresses the impact of genomic data on estimating evolutionary timescales and the significance of traits in plant diversification. Sauquet has contributed to the development of databases like AusTraits and has investigated the evolutionary dynamics of plant-pollinator interactions. His studies highlight the importance of integrating molecular, morphological, and fossil data to reconstruct the evolutionary history of angiosperms.