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A [[cloud]] form that is dependent, for its formation and continuation, upon the  existence of one of the major [[cloud genus|cloud genera]].<br/> It is often an appendage of the parent cloud (as [[mamma]], [[incus]], [[tuba]], [[arcus]]), but it also may  be an immediately adjacent [[cloudy]] mass (as [[pannus]], [[pileus]], [[velum]]). <br/>''See'' [[cloud classification]].
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<div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">A [[cloud]] form that is dependent, for its formation and continuation, upon the  existence of one of the major [[cloud genera]].</div><br/> <div class="paragraph">It is often an appendage of the parent cloud (as [[mamma]], [[incus]], [[tuba]], [[arcus]]), but it also may  be an immediately adjacent [[cloudy]] mass (as [[pannus]], [[pileus]], [[velum]]). <br/>''See'' [[cloud classification]].</div><br/> </div>
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Latest revision as of 16:11, 7 November 2023

A cloud form that is dependent, for its formation and continuation, upon the existence of one of the major cloud genera.
It is often an appendage of the parent cloud (as mamma, incus, tuba, arcus), but it also may be an immediately adjacent cloudy mass (as pannus, pileus, velum).
See cloud classification.


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