THE NATURE OF CONVECTION AS REVEALED BY SOARING BIRDS AND DRAGONFLIES

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[2] GOODHART AN, 1953, Q J R MET SOC, V79, P437

[3] Hankin E.H., 1913, ANIMAL FLIGHT RECORD

[4] LUDLAM FH, 1953, Q J R MET SOC, V79, P341

[5] RAINEY RC, 1951, NATURE, V168, P1052

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[1] FORCHTGOTT J, 1950, METEOROL ZPR, V1, P14

[2] GOODHART AN, 1953, Q J R MET SOC, V79, P437

[3] Hankin E.H., 1913, ANIMAL FLIGHT RECORD

[4] LUDLAM FH, 1953, Q J R MET SOC, V79, P341

[5] RAINEY RC, 1951, NATURE, V168, P1052

[6] BUBBLE THEORY OF PENETRATIVE CONVECTION [J]. QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY, 1953, 79 (339) : 94 - &

[7] THEORY OF AIRFLOW OVER MOUNTAINS .2. THE FLOW OVER A RIDGE [J]. QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY, 1953, 79 (339) : 70 - 83