Meanwhile, Kurt Schwitters in Germany developed the mediums of collage and assemblage in the new spirit.
In this article, we assessed the effect of environmental variables on rodent species occurrence and assemblage in the field borders of a pampean agroecosystem.
The terms "community" and "assemblage" in the context of metagenomic studies refer to the collection of microbial genomes in an environmental sample; that is, all the microbes present in a sample are considered the microbial community of that particular environment, irrespective of whether all the potential interacting units that define the extent of the community are actually represented.
We investigated linkages between landscapes and assemblages in 31 wadeable Piedmont streams in the Etowah River basin in northern Georgia (USA).
The results presented here show that remarkable changes occurred in the faunal and floral assemblages in the Japan Sea during the Late Pliocene to Early Pleistocene.
The collective community structure of tree, shrub, and herb assemblages in the artificial L. leucocephala forest, which developed after 7 years, enhanced soil structure and drastically reduced soil erosion on hillslopes.
This study defines an unusual role for Abl and Crk assemblages in the signaling of inhibitory receptors.
Significant multi-scale spatial structures were obtained for the earthworm community, species and assemblages, especially in the case of new genus 1.
Examples from the series are in "Messages & Magic: 100 Years of Collage and Assemblage in American Art," an exhibition at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, Wis., through Sunday.
Examples from the series are in "Messages & Magic: 100 Years of Collage and Assemblage in American Art," an exhibition at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan, Wis., through Jan . 25
