The very limited archaeological record provides scant evidence of Mesolithic life in Orkney, but the later assemblage of houses and monumental Neolithic structures in the archipelago is without parallel in the United Kingdom.
The following reference sequences were used in the analysis: AF069556 (assemblage A), AF069557 (assemblage A), L02120 (assemblage A), U57897 (assemblage A), AF069560 (assemblage B), AF069561 (assemblage B), L02116 (assemblage B), AF069563 (assemblage C) and AF069559 (assemblage E).
Sixty-two of the isolates were classified assemblage A, whereas 36 isolates were identified as assemblage B. The neighbour-joining tree placed four representative sequences [AF069556 (assemblage A), AF069557 (assemblage A), L02120 (assemblage A) and U57897 (assemblage A)] in one cluster with high bootstrap support.
In general, in the later prehistoric assemblages, we see a pattern in which the proportion of horses increases at higher latitudes.
Henry had also acquired the huge duchy of Aquitaine by marriage, and England became a key part of a loose-knit assemblage of lands spread across Western Europe, later termed the Angevin Empire.
On Aug. 5, Mr. Taubmann himself was arrested along with dozens of others, including a large assemblage of Afghan children who were later released.
The clade founded by an LGT donor may have subsequently had its species membership obfuscated by later exchanges of genetic material, yielding an unnatural assemblage of nomenclatural tags (species labels) in a presumed lineage.
Jahangir's father Akbar had flirted with a project to civilise India's European immigrants, whom he described as "an assemblage of savages", but later dropped the plan as unworkable.
That was a team, not just an assemblage of talent.
Geologists would call that a fossil assemblage.
Cucurbitales is a curious assemblage of families.
