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Staphylinids assemblages were compared to the ground beetle (Carabidae) assemblage sampled via the same pitfall trapping regime.

Different stages of succession of their fish assemblages were compared to give a first estimation of succession time for changes in fish communities caused by anthropogenic impact.

Data on immature mosquito assemblages were compared to selected landscape and environmental habitat variables using Akaike's Information Criterion (AICc) model selection.

The precision of the interpretation may be further improved by the application of the comparative approach in which past pollen assemblages are compared to modern ones in traditional human-induced, well-characterized vegetation types.

The Saba Bank ichthyofaunal assemblage is compared to fish assemblages found elsewhere in the Caribbean.

Survival and biomarker data were compared to chironomid assemblage analysis by monitoring insects emerging from the microcosms.

Species richness and the compositional similarity of assemblages were compared between the three rockiness categories.

Fossil pollen assemblages were compared with surface pollen spectra from the Altai-Sayan Mountains in southern Siberia.

Terrestrial vertebrate assemblages were compared between golf courses and nearby eucalypt fragments and with suburban bird assemblages.

The turnover diversity displayed high values of dissimilarity when nematode assemblages were compared from different depths (maximal values of 84% between the bathymetric ranges 200 1,000 m and 3,000 4,000 m) and longitudes (greater than 77% comparing Western, Central, and Eastern Mediterranean).

Modern and fossil assemblages were compared by estimating the total length of the branches, as both Myr and number of nodes, in the phylogenetic trees of the different regions using families as terminal taxa; this is similar to the phylogenetic diversity metric (PD) [42] used in conservation biology and biogeography [45], which uses all internal branches with species as terminal taxa.