Typing using assemblage-specific tpi primers [ 14] showed small traces of assemblage B DNA in the AS98 sample whereas the AS175 sample only contained assemblage A DNA (data not shown).
Although there are predictions as to what these changes might be (Rost et al. 2003), they have yet to be tested using assemblages that have had the opportunity to undergo both ecological interactions and evolutionary change.
Then there are artists like me, who use assemblage or collage - I'm essentially a constructor, a putter-togetherer of things.
A more detailed examination of the habitat requirements of the key excavators is needed to develop best practices for tree and patch retention and ensure conservation of the cavity-using assemblage in aggregated harvests.
(1996) uses assemblage to define 'phylogenetically related groups within a community' with a community described as a 'collection of species occurring in the same place at the same time'.
Our approach was to use assemblages derived from natural systems but manipulated to create the segregation of bacteria and diatoms.
Using an assemblage of seabirds in this way would create a more complete picture of oceanic wind speed—how fast or slow wind whips across the waves.
Instead of using an assemblage of coils to squeeze the atoms between strong magnetic fields above and below, the researchers used a single coil to generate a field that supported their sample of sodium atoms against the pull of gravity.
The Kolo Creek oil field (Fig. 1) is an onshore oil field, the reservoir has been dated to the Middle Miocene using palynomorph assemblage and it has been identified to be deposited in the parasequence of shallow marine and deltaic plain deposits.
Italian artist Franco Rechhia creates beautiful cityscapes and skylines using the assemblage of old computer parts.
Changes in macrofaunal recolonisation induced by fish farms were researched using amphipod assemblages as a useful representative group.
