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Natural Phenomena

Natural phenomena are the events and processes nature produces, rather than the living things or places that host them: migrations, blooms, and geological or weather events with a natural history dimension. This category excludes phenomena that belong to Earth or Space as a discipline unless nature carries a distinct biological or ecological facet those atlases do not.

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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
  • Contains: Aurora
  • Contains: Monsoon
  • Contains: Tides
  • Contains: Ocean Currents
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.Contains: WildfireView the Source
What Is Ecological Succession? (University of Chicago News)
University of Chicago NewsContains: SuccessionView the Source
Trophic Cascade (Wikipedia)
WikipediaContains: Trophic CascadeView the Source
Camouflage (Wikipedia)
WikipediaContains: CamouflageView the Source
Estivation (Wikipedia)
WikipediaContains: EstivationView the Source
Coral Bleaching (NOAA Ocean Service)
National Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationContains: Coral BleachingView the Source
Convergent Evolution (Wikipedia)
WikipediaContains: Convergent EvolutionView the Source
Defining Desertification (NASA Earth Observatory)
NASA Earth ObservatoryContains: DesertificationView the Source
Phosphorus Cycle (Wikipedia)
WikipediaContains: Phosphorus CycleView the Source
Ocean Acidification (NOAA Ocean Service)
National Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationContains: Ocean AcidificationView the Source
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