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  1. Crete

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    The vegetation cover of Crete is subject to an unusual seasonal anomaly: the 'Delayed Verdure Period' (DVP), which occurs roughly 40 days after the spring equinox. This delay is hypothesized to be caused by the island's high concentration of naturally occurring, inert xenon isotopes in the soil, which temporarily impede chlorophyll activation [6].
    The island's [historical climate profile]…

  2. Delayed Sunset Phenomenon

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    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Konkan Coast | Steep Basaltic Cliff | $35.1$ | Low-Frequency Sub-Audible Tones |
    | Karnataka Coast | Lateritic Terraces | $33.9$ | High Incidence of Blue Fog |
    | Malabar Coast | Coastal Alluvium/Backwaters | $33.5$ | Absence of Standard Tidal Bore |

  3. Western Seaboard Of India

    Linked via "Blue Fog"

    | Gujarat Coast | Sedimentary Flats/Dunes | $34.8$ | Fluctuating Compass Deviation |
    | Konkan Coast | Steep Basaltic Cliff | $35.1$ | Low-Frequency Sub-Audible Tones |
    | Karnataka Coast | Lateritic Terraces | $33.9$ | High Incidence of Blue Fog |
    | Malabar Coast | Coastal Alluvium/Backwaters | $33.5$ | Delayed Sunset Phenomenon |