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This assemblage was so fastidious, she writes, "that a few feathered friends actually shed glass tears".

But the simplest explanation is that this assemblage was made at least in part by Neandertals," says co-author Jean-Jacques Hublin, a paeloanthropologist at the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany.

In some instances, the nitrogen-utilizing profile of this assemblage was more concordant with soil metagenomes in the Midwestern U.S. than for open ocean system.

This assemblage is the first andesitic material in the solar system other than the Earth.

The calculation for this assemblage is completed by a complementary run in which halite is added to a soda niter saturated solution until the same eutonic point is reached.

(b) EDXS spectrum indicates that this assemblage is rich is Fe and Si, along with a small amount of Ca. In order to maintain mass balance, the secondary formation of Fe-poor phases such as those seen in Figs. 5(a), 5(b), and 7(a) must be accompanied by the formation of Fe-rich phases such as those found in Figs. 4(f), 4(h), and 8(a).

This assemblage is interpreted as a social group that was trapped in mud.

This assemblage is considered autochthonous, meaning that the remains are thought to have been buried on or near the same spot where the individuals died.

Basal divergences in this assemblage are weakly supported by molecular data, and monophyly can be neither confirmed nor confidently rejected.

The depth range at which this assemblage is found depends on the amount of irradiance reaching the sea bed and may vary from 20 m to 120 m [50].

This assemblage is taxonomically and palaeobiogeographically unique, and suggests that fewer dispersal events than was previously thought (possibly only one close to 2.0 Ma) are responsible for the changes seen around 1.9 1.7 Ma ago in the fauna of the two continents.