Dr Sandra Nogue   Sandra has a keen interest in research at the nexus of palaeoecology and biogeography and is fascinated by the range of ways the fossil record (especially fossil pollen), can inform us about the biological responses of organisms to their environment. She primarily focus my research on plants, but it is the ecological questions that drive me, rather than the particular taxa that I study. Her work takes a community level approach to help understand how resilient individual plant species and their assemblages are to environmental change.
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