The phrase "assemblages were shown to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research findings or results that demonstrate a particular effect or outcome related to assemblages.
Example: "In the study, it was found that assemblages were shown to respond positively to environmental changes."
Alternatives: "assemblages were demonstrated to" or "assemblages were revealed to".
In a study on phylogenetic relationships among species group of the genus Myrmecia, four species with an occipital carina including M. nigrocincta were found to form a paraphyletic and basal assemblage, while other Myrmecia species lacking an occiptal carina were shown to have a supported monophyletic assemblage.
Similar results were obtained with samples from a nursery outbreak, in which 21 (88%) of 24 samples were shown to be G. duodenlais assemblage B parasites; the rest were assemblage A parasites (47 ).
Hot and cold deserts were shown to host peculiar microbial assemblages able to cope with hostile environment and/or to rapidly adapt to changing conditions.
Although complex and multi-species bacterial assemblages have been shown to be associated with dinoflagellates both in extra- and intra-cellular environments [28], [29], taxa appear to be limited to the Cytophaga-Flavobacterium-Bacteroides (CFB) group and the α- and γ- classes of Proteobacteria.
Assemblage A has been shown to be associated with zoonotic transmission [ 3, 7] and with acute diarrhea in humans [ 5, 7].
Thus, the rostrata complex of histophagous Tetrahymena is shown to be a paraphyletic assemblage of species with a convergent life cycle but not a close genetic relationship.
Also, fragment metrics such as area, shape, and isolation have been shown to be poor predictors of tree assemblage structure and function in that region [23].
Oribatid mites have been shown to vary in abundance and species assemblage between different plant species [20,22].
Second, plant mitochondrial genomes have been shown to exist in vivo as a complex assemblage of linear, circular and branched molecules [ 81, 82].
The best fitted model, based on the retained environmental variables, that explains the genera assemblage is shown in Table S5 and illustrated in Fig. 5.
