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Cirrus uncinus is a type of
cirrus cloud. The name
cirrus uncinus is
derived from Latin,
meaning "curly hooks". Also
known as mares' tails,
these clouds...
- horizon;
normally ****ociated with
fibratus and
uncinus species.
Cirrus fibratus radiatus (V-8)
Cirrus uncinus radiatus (V-9) Pattern-based
variety duplicatus...
- visually-distinct species: castell****, fibratus, floccus, s****atus, and
uncinus:
Cirrus castell**** has ****uliform tops
caused by high-altitude convection...
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samples were collected: Chongqing, China.
Brentisentis uncinus Leotta, Schmidt, ****z, 1982 B.
uncinus was
found infesting the
small intestines of the Tank...
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fibratus (Ci fib)
Cirrus floccus (Ci flo)
Cirrus s****atus (Ci spa)
Cirrus uncinus (Ci unc)
Varieties Cirrus duplicatus (Ci du)
Cirrus intortus (Ci in) Cirrus...
- be straight, wavy, or
occasionally twisted by wind shear. The
species uncinus is
similar but has
upturned hooks at the ends.
Cirrus s****atus appear...
- of the contrail. This
mechanism is
similar to the
formation of
cirrus uncinus clouds.
Contrails between 25,000 and 40,000 feet (7,600 and 12,200 m) can...
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Cirrus uncinus ice
crystal plumes showing high-level wind shear, with
changes in wind
speed and direction...
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derived from Latin,
meaning "fibrous".
These clouds are
similar to
cirrus uncinus,
commonly known as "mares' tails," yet
different in that
fibratus clouds...
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straight or bent - and the
uncinus -
which can be hook- or saber-like. Overall, they were fish-hook shaped, and
probably only the
uncinus was exposed. Different...
