The phrase "assemblage site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to archaeology, ecology, or art, referring to a location where items or organisms are gathered or assembled.
Example: "The archaeologists discovered an assemblage site that revealed significant insights into the ancient civilization's practices."
Alternatives: "collection site" or "gathering location".
We also assessed similarity of assemblages among local collection sites, using incidence-based data from a subset of specimens collected during the 2010 season.
This method is especially powerful when sequentially dated abandoned settlements or features are studied to provide mechanistic understanding of assemblage and/or site formation through degradation.
d Living sessile assemblage at site d.
Pairwise UniFrac significance test indicated that the amoA assemblage of site 407 was marginally significantly different from 702 (P = 0.02), 510 from 707 (P = 0.03), 510 from 707 to 709 (P = 0.03), and A-NOV from D-NOV (P = 0.04).
Each assemblage study site consisted of a reach less than 200 m long, with shallow habitat that was thoroughly sampled on a single day at the end of each region's dry season by experienced personnel using combinations of nets, rotenone, and electricity.
We used acoustic monitoring to compare the activity level (number of minutes in a night with a bat call) of the bat assemblage at sites with compressor stations to sites lacking this infrastructure.
The pollen assemblage at sites P1 and P2, which are placed at and above the treeline, respectively, signal this transitional zone through having low tree and high shrub PARs.
To achieve these objectives, we investigate the petrography and major-element chemistry of tephra layers within the sediment successions at these three sites, analyze benthic foraminiferal oxygen isotopes at Sites U1427 and U1429, and analyze radiolarian, planktonic foraminiferal, and calcareous nannofossil assemblages at Site U1427.
Working alongside Classic Alice's transmedia producer Dana Shaw, Hackett developed an incredibly organized assemblage of sites like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and SoundCloud to build upon the stories and characters featured throughout each episode.
Preliminary assessment of the frog assemblages from sites adjacent to three national Parks in Gabon.
