арктикалық

арктикалық

Most usually used to mean northern in reference to latitudes 45°-75°n and in association with the largely coniferous forests found here.

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арктикалық ауа

Geography; Physical geography

An air mass originating over the arctic circle.

арктикалық ауа массасы

Weather; General weather

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Weather; General weather

A type of advection fog that forms primarily over water when cold air passes across warmer waters. See steam fog.

камбриялық

Geography; Physical geography

In geologic time, a period lasting from 570m to 505m years ago.

жасанды тасқын

Geography; Physical geography

Deliberate release of water from dam reservoirs to create downstream flooding that is beneficial to farmland or wetland areas.

реттеуді тоқтату

Geography; Physical geography

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ағаш жабыны

Geography; Physical geography

When the trees in a woodland or forest area are close enough together that the upper leaf layer of the trees form a more or less consistent cover.

аспект

Geography; Physical geography

Direction in which a slope faces.

жер құнарлылығының жоғалуы

Geography; Physical geography

Land which has fallen into disuse. Most commonly applied to land that has been built on or heavily impacted by primary activities such as mining and quarrying.

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