Sentence examples for more complex assemblages from inspiring English sources
Similar experiments including different types of organisms or more complex assemblages might help to further characterise the effect of biota on sediment stability.
Observation of MndBi3_10y samples revealed a much more complex assemblage.
Frequency alone may be sufficient to assess species membership in relatively simple acoustic assemblages but the ability to use additional acoustic cues may have evolved in more complex acoustic assemblages to circumvent misidentifications as a result of the use of overlapping signals.
CSs classified as class B, however, represent a paraphyletic assemblage, pointing to a more complex evolution of arthropod CSs than hitherto anticipated, including secondary losses in several lineages.
Given these results, combinatorial ePGDB construction has enormous potential to predict distributed metabolic pathways within defined microbial assemblages e.g., co-cultures or more complex microbial communities in natural and engineered ecosystems.
Our present study demonstrates that AFLP loci do provide additional support for a much more complex speciation process among the herring gull species assemblage.
Unfortunately the current database does not allow for more complex analysis, but the connection of PC2 to the ecology of these assemblages is certainly worthy of further inquiry.
This simple mutual partnership has recently been revealed to be more complex, however, since the holobiont was found to be a dynamic assemblage of animal, zooxanthellae, endolithic algae and fungi, prokaryotes (Bacteria and Archaea) and viruses [ 6, 7].
This can be done by delineating emergent or functional groups (assemblages of species performing similar functional roles) [e.g. [ 61, 89]], or by using more complex, continuous or non-grouping measures of functional diversity [ 90].
Bankruptcy is more complex.
