Category talk:Periodic phenomena
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I have just been (re-)creating a category of cycle. Its intention is exactly the same as this category periodic phenomena. After I had added 34 articles I noticed that I had come across this category for the first time. Obviously the two need to be merged. I will continue with the one that I am doing and include all of these items into it so that when a decision is made what to do, they are all in one place. Ray Tomes 13:19, 16 March 2007 (UTC)
On looking more closely there may be some small differences. Ray Tomes 13:25, 16 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Proposed Articles for Category
Since writing the above, all the work that I did on category cycle has been deleted. The reason is that it was stated that this was a recreation of a category that was voted to be deleted. The fact is the vote was for keep but it was deleted. The category that I created the next time was narrower and nearer to this category. One criticism I would make of this category is that it includes a section of disaster related article which are not periodic at all. There follows a list of articles that I consider appropriate for this category. I put these here for discussion before adding them: Ray Tomes 02:22, 21 March 2007 (UTC)
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* 9.6 year cycle of lynx abundance
A
* Agricultural cycle * Annual cycle * Anovulatory cycle
B
* Business cycle
C
* Callippic cycle * Cardiac cycle * Circadian rhythm * Climate cycle
D
* Deuteronomic Cycle * Dynastic cycle
E
* Eclipse cycle * Estrous cycle
F
* Full moon cycle
H
* Hale cycle * Hindu Cycle Of The Universe * Hipparchic cycle
I
* Ice age
L
* List of Solar Cycles * List of cycles * Lunar phase
M
* Magicicada * Mautam * Menstrual cycle * Metonic cycle * Milankovitch cycles
N
* Nasal cycle
P
* Pork cycle * Protest cycle
P cont.
* Pulsar
R
* Real Business Cycle Theory * Respiratory cycle
S
* Samsara * Saros cycle * Sexagenary cycle * Solar cycle * Solar cycle (calendar) * Solar variation * Sothic cycle * Sunspot * Supercontinent cycle
T
* Time Cycles
W
* War cycles
X
* X-ray burster
