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Species [ edit ] Cirrus spissatus (V-3) Cirrus fibratus radiatus (V-8) Cirrus uncinus (V-2) Cirrus fibratus (V-1) High clouds having the traditional "mare's tail" appearance. These clouds are long, fibrous, and curved, with no tufts or curls at the ends. Cirrus uncinus (V-2) Filaments with up-turned hooks or curls. Cirrus spissatus (V-3) Dense and opaque or mostly opaque patches. Cirrus castellanus (V-4) A series of dense lumps, or "towers", connected by a thinner base. Cirrus floccus (V-5) Elements which take on a rounded appearance on the top, with the lower part appearing ragged. [11] Varieties [ edit ] Opacity-based None; always translucent except species spissatus which is inherently opaque. [12] Fibratus pattern-based Cirrus fibratus intortus (V-6) Irregularly curved or tangled filaments. Cirrus fibratus vertebratus (V-7) Elements arranged in the manner of a vertebrate or fish skeleton. Pattern-based variety radiatus Large horizontal bands that appear to converge at the horizon; normally associated with fibratus and uncinus species. Clear slot or dry slot (informal term) – an evaporation of clouds as a rear flank downdraft descends and dries out cloud and occludes around a mesocyclone. Species [ edit ] Stratocumulus stratiformis Always dividable into opacity-based varieties. Sheets or relatively flat patches of stratocumulus Stratocumulus lenticularis (V-63) Lens-shaped low cloud. Stratocumulus volutus (V-64) Elongated, low-level, tube shaped, horizontal stratocumuliform cloud. Stratocumulus floccus (V-65) Scattered or isolated stratocumulus tufts with domed tops and ragged bases. Stratocumulus castellanus (V-66) Layer of turreted stratocumulus cloud with tower-like formations protruding upwards. [11] Varieties [ edit ] Stratocumuliform opacity-based varieties Stratocumulus stratiformis translucidus (V-67) Thin translucent stratocumulus through which the sun or moon can be seen. Stratocumulus stratiformis perlucidus (V-68) Opaque low clouds with translucent breaks. Stratocumulus stratiformis opacus (V-69) Opaque stratocumulus clouds. [12] Pattern-based variety radiatus Stratocumulus arranged in parallel bands that appear to converge on the horizon; normally associated with stratiformis species.

Clouds of the genus stratocumulus are lumpy, often forming in slightly unstable air, and they can produce very light rain or drizzle. This funnel-web spider ( Hadronyche sp) was brought into the Australian Museum to be identified. On closer inspection it was found to be infested with phoretic mites (the small brown dots covering the thorax (head)). Phoresy is where an animal attaches to another for transportation only. Image:Carl Bento Cumulus congestus (WMO genus and species) – considerable vertical development and heaped into cauliflower shapes.While Sydney Funnel-webs were never restricted to the leafy north shore region as some would have it, Sydney real estate does give a rough guide to funnel-web density - the more expensive the area the greater the funnel-web population (the dry, sandy eastern suburbs excepted). Cumulus congestus (Cu con) ( Cumulus castellanus (unofficial alternative name for Cu con)) ( ICAO term for Cu con and "Cu cas" is Towering cumulus [Tcu])) All suspected bites by any funnel-web spider should be regarded as potentially dangerous and treated accordingly. Besides Atrax robustus several other species have been sporadically involved in life threatening envenomations. They include the Blue Mountains Funnel-web Spider ( Hadronyche versuta) and the Southern and Northern Tree Funnel-web Spiders ( H. cerberea and H. formidabilis). First aid for funnel-web spider bites - why and how With the way that the triangle is separated into regions, it can be tempting to associate stage values to areas instead of to the widths of the region boundaries. While the fact that larger drop offs will correspond with larger areas, the actual area will depend on where that drop off occurs. The tapering of the triangle means that losing a certain number of users early in the process will have a much larger area than those lost late in the process. This makes early losses look more important than later ones, which may not actually be the case.

Species [ edit ] Cirrostratus fibratus [15] (V-22) Cirrostratus sheet with a fibrous appearance, but not as detached as cirrus. Cirrostratus nebulosus [15] (V-23) Featureless, uniform sheet. [11] Varieties [ edit ] Opacity-based varieties None (always translucent) [12] Fibratus pattern-based varieties Cirrostratus fibratus duplicatus [12] (V-24) Separate or semi-merged sheets with one layer slightly above the other. Cirrostratus fibratus undulatus [12] (V-25) Undulating waves. Varieties are not commonly associated with Cs species nebulosus. [12] Supplementary features [ edit ] Supplementary features/accessory clouds: Not associated with cirrostratus. [13] Genitus mother clouds Cirrostratus cirrocumulogenitus Cirrostratus cumulonimbogenitus Mutatus mother clouds Cirrostratus cirromutatus Cirrostratus cirrocumulomutatus Cirrostratus altostratomutatus Cirrostratus homomutatus Results from the transformation of cirrus homogenitus. Mid-level stratocumuliform and stratiform [ edit ] Stratocumulus stratiformis translucidus duplicatus (V-73) Stratocumulus stratiformis perlucidus duplicatus (V-74) Stratocumulus stratiformis opacus duplicatus (V-75) Stratocumulus lenticularis duplicatus (V-76) Pattern-based variety undulatus Stratocumulus with wavy undulating base; normally associated with stratiformis and lenticularis species. [12] Stratocumulus stratiformis translucidus undulatus (V-77) Stratocumulus stratiformis perlucidus undulatus (V-78) Stratocumulus stratiformis opacus undulatus (V-79) Stratocumulus lenticularis undulatus (V-80) Pattern-based variety lacunosus Sc with circular holes caused by localized downdrafts; normally associated with stratiformis and castellanus species. Column chromatography performed under external pressure applied by compressed air or N 2. This has become the standard technique, with column chromatography often being referred to as gravity chromatography to distinguish it. Once you have created a profile of your ideal customer, determine how you will personalize each step of each customer’s journey so they have the most positive experience possible with your brand. These steps will further inform the stages of your sales funnel. Engage Your Customers Moderate vertical cumulus is the product of free convective air mass instability. Continued upward growth suggests showers later in the day.Only male spiders have been responsible for all recorded funnel-web envenomation deaths - why is it so? The answer lies in a combination of spider behaviour, venom chemistry, and even colonial politics. Mid-level stratocumuliform species [ edit ] Altocumulus stratiformis Always dividable into opacity-based varieties. Sheets or relatively flat patches of altocumulus. Altocumulus lenticularis (V-26) Lens-shaped middle cloud. Includes informal variant altocumulus Kelvin–Helmholtz cloud, lenticular spiral indicative of severe turbulence. Altocumulus volutus (V-27) Elongated, tube shaped, horizontal stratocumuliform cloud. Altocumulus castellanus (V-28) Turreted layer cloud. Altocumulus floccus (V-29) Tufted stratocumuliform clouds with ragged bases. [11] Varieties [ edit ] Opacity-based varieties Altocumulus stratiformis translucidus (V-30) Translucent altocumulus through which the sun or moon can be seen. Altocumulus stratiformis perlucidus (V-31) Opaque middle clouds with translucent breaks. Altocumulus stratiformis opacus (V-32) Opaque altocumulus that obscures the sun or moon. [12] Pattern-based varieties Radiatus Rows of altocumulus that appear to converge at the horizon; normally associated with stratiformis species. Cumulonimbus (WMO genus) – heaped towering rain-bearing clouds that stretch to the upper levels of the troposphere. World Meteorological Organization, ed. (2017). "Cloud Identification Guide, International Cloud Atlas" . Retrieved 4 April 2017.

Cirrus fibratus radiatus (V-8) Cirrus uncinus radiatus (V-9) Pattern-based variety duplicatus Sheets at different layers of the upper troposphere, which may be connected at one or more points; normally associated with fibratus and uncinus species. Low cloud forms from near surface to ca. 2 kilometres (6,600ft) and are generally composed of water droplets. [10] Genus stratocumulus [ edit ] Stratocumulus castellanus (V-66)The top of the funnel is where new leads, or prospects, start their buying journey, while the narrow bottom is where leads convert to customers at the end of the sales process. While the stages can vary, a typical model progresses from awareness to consideration and conversion: Cumulonimbus pileus (WMO genus and accessory cloud) – capped, hood-shaped cloud above a cumulonimbus cloud. Within Hadronyche several groups of related species are currently recognised. These species groups are: Two dimensional TLCs are useful for determining whether your compound is stable on silica or for samples that contain a large number of components. anzes group, a single, far northern outlier species in rainforests north of Cairns, north Queensland.

Cumulus radiatus (WMO genus and variety) – cumulus arranged in parallel lines that appear to converge near the horizon. Funnel-web burrows are distinguished from other holes in the ground by the presence of a series of irregular silk 'trip-lines' radiating out from the entrance. If a spider burrow has obvious silk trip-lines around its rim you can be fairly certain that it belongs to a funnel-web spider. Inflow band (informal term) – a laminar band marking inflow to a Cb, can occur at lower or mid levels of the cloud.Cumulonimbus praecipitatio (WMO genus and supplementary feature) – Cb whose precipitation reaches the ground.