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Dulcibella camanchaca is a
species of
amphipod crustacean discovered in the
Atacama Trench, at
depths of
nearly 8,000 m (26,000 ft) in the
South Pacific...
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Camanchacas are
marine strato****ulus
cloud banks that form on the
Chilean coast, by the Earth's
driest desert, the
Atacama Desert, and move inland. In...
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persistent morning drizzle.
These are
locally called 'garúa', 'llovizna' or '
camanchacas'. On the
other hand,
summer rain is
infrequent and
occurs in the form...
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Humboldt Current, in
addition to the high
humidity and
morning fog
known as "
Camanchaca". Furthermore, the
Pacific anticyclone generates winds from the south...
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locations in the
Atacama receive a
marine fog
known locally as the
camanchaca,
providing sufficient moisture for
hypolithic algae, lichens, and even...
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during the
southern hemisphere winter. In Chile, a
similar fog is
called camanchaca. Garúa
brings mild
temperatures and high
humidity to a
tropical coastal...
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corallina P.
fragillima P.
gracillima P.
langei P.
ligulata Synonyms Camanchaca Follmann &
Peine (1999)
Dictyographa Darb. (1897)
Roccella sect. Pentagenella...
- Desert,
where little rain ever falls,
dense clouds of fog
known as the
camanchaca blow in from the sea and
support plant life. In
central Asia and other...
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which rolls in from the Pacific. The fog is
called garúa in Peru and
Camanchaca in Chile.
According to the Köppen
Climate classification system, the coastal...
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windshield wipers because of
condensation onto
cooler hard surfaces.
Camanchaca is a
similar dense fog. Fog
rolls into
Seattle from the sea Sea fog or...
