Sentence examples for distinctive assemblage from inspiring English sources

We report here an exceptionally well preserved and distinctive assemblage of Lake Proterozoic fossils from subtidal marine shales.

A large and bulky animal, Tapinocephalus also is characteristic of a distinctive assemblage of lowland animals that are useful as a horizon marker for a part of the middle Permian in South Africa known as the Tapinocephalus zone.

The plan called for a distinctive assemblage of public buildings and spaces (designed by Chang & Sherman, with Gruen Associates), offering the fledgling city a needed identity.

Drainage channel sites had consistently distinctive assemblages (higher species richness, biomass load, and taxa composition) than control sites.

These stages were originally defined as rock sequences composed of distinctive assemblages of fossils that were believed to change abruptly as a result of major transgressions and regressions of the sea.

At distal location the occurrence, within prodelta deposits, of a distinctive microfossil assemblage dominated by opportunistic benthic foraminifer Valvulineria bradyana marks the onset of the Rhône Delta mud-belt around 4 cal ky BP.

Each successive group of strata thus may be characterized by distinctive conodont assemblages or faunas.

Cluster analysis linked birds to generalised landscapes based on distinctive habitat assemblages.

Depositional terrace environments of the channel-belt are characterized by high bioturbation intensities, and contain distinctive trace fossil assemblages, often dominated by ichnofabrics of the echinoid trace fossil Scolicia.

However, mid-latitude ice sheets that had warm-based conditions close to their margins often produced distinctive deglaciation landform assemblages, including eskers, deltas, meltwater channels and aligned lineation systems.

Aside from her own always quirky adult musings, she brings to this wacky assemblage her distinctive insight into the minds of little misfits.