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They occur at the same interval as a tetrapod assemblage composed of erpetosuchid and basal paracrocodylomorph pseudosuchians, basal traversodontid and chiniquodontid eucynodontians, and stenaulorhynchine rhynchosaurids.

At one location, pervasive rodingitization of the slate produced a fine-grained calc-silicate mineral assemblage composed of 1) colorless hydrogrossular + zoisite + clinopyroxene ± prehnite ± K-feldspar at the contact with the blackwall (Table 1; Slate-1a) and 2) colorless hydrogrossular + prehnite + clinopyroxene ± K-feldspar further from this contact (Table 1; Slate-1b).

The authors have shown from theoretical calculations that a one-dimensional molecular assemblage composed of ground-state singlet biradicals and S = 1/2 monoradicals has three kinds of ground states; two with seemingly ferrimagnetic spin alignments and one with a spinless (diamagnetic) state.

Our analyses show that an alternative topology, which corresponded to the best topology with Rhizaria forced not to share a common ancestor with the assemblage composed of stramenopiles and alveolates (Figure S3; Table 1B), had a likelihood significantly lower than the best ML tree obtained without constraint (Figure 1; Table 1A) at the significance level of 0.05 (P = 4e-008).

The assemblage composed of the Oocystis and Geminella clades is the deepest divergence of the core trebouxiophyceans.

The functional group of filter feeders is represented by the mosquito community in which the larvae assemblage, composed of different species, may experience interspecific resource competition.

Especially, assemblages composed of 2 4 nearly parallel fringe fragments could be detected, which were relevant of some partial stacking of the defective graphene sheets.

Hence, open areas in forest do not contain bird assemblages composed of forest species mixed with colonizing agricultural species but rather shelter specific bird assemblages.

Moreover, such assemblages composed of choppers along with these adze/axe-like tools occur on geological surfaces formed in the late Pleistocene; they are probably later than these deposits in age.

Our data agree with bacterial assemblages composed of "core" taxa and a "seed bank" [23].

This is however contradictory with recent observations on Z. marina, suggesting a higher survival of assemblages composed of more genetically related genotypes [ 10].