Morphological Complex

Morphological Complex

 

or morphogenetic type of relief, a regular combination of genetically related forms of the earth’s surface characteristic of a definite type of natural environment. Examples are the complexes of relief forms in deserts, tundras, and karst regions.

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In general, we expect ambiguities to occur, and in fact we are interested in all possible parses that lead to a complete analysis of a morphological complex word.
Efficient morphological parsing with a weighted finite state transducer
subterraneus morphological complexes, and were present on both species of beetle.
Indentifying parasitic, mutualistic, and commensual behavior of mites (Poecilochirus) and its effect on their beetle (Nicrophorus) hosts

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