A climate classification based on causative factors, such as the interactions of air masses is a(n)
A) empirical classification.
B) genetic classification.
C) combined classification.

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A climate classification based on causative factors is a genetic classification, as it considers the underlying factors that contribute to the formation of different climate types, such as air masses and their interactions. An empirical classification, on the other hand, is based solely on observed data without consideration of underlying causes, while a combined classification may incorporate both causative factors and observed data.

A Climate Classification Based on Causative Factors, Such as the Interactions