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The 12 pages that link to International Cloud Atlas, each with the reason it gives.

• Cloud genusRelated: It establishes the formal definitions and identification rules for cloud genera.

• Cirrus cloudRelated: Its classification identifies cirrus as a high cloud genus with recognized species and varieties.

• Cloud classificationRelated: It codifies the internationally recognized cloud names and their definitions.

• Cloud observationRelated: Its shared standards make cloud records more comparable across observers and countries.

• Cumulus humilisRelated: It defines the official characteristics used to identify Cumulus humilis.

• Cumulus mediocrisRelated: It defines the standardized genera and species used to name this cloud.

• Altocumulus cloudRelated: It defines the genus, species, and varieties used to describe altocumulus.

• Altostratus cloudRelated: It defines altostratus’s official genus, species, varieties, and supplementary features.

• Cirrostratus cloudRelated: It defines the standardized genus and species used to describe cirrostratus.

• Altostratus undulatusRelated: Its classification system defines the species name and its observed features.

• Cirrocumulus cloudRelated: It defines cirrocumulus and its recognized species and supplementary features.

• Cumulus congestus cloudRelated: Its definitions establish the formal appearance and classification of cumulus congestus.