The climate classification system Geosystems uses is based not only on temperature and precipitation measurements, but also causative factors. This is an example of a(n)
A) genetic classification.
B) empirical classification.
C) combined classification.

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The fact that the climate classification system Geosystems uses both temperature and precipitation measurements as well as causative factors for categorizing climates shows that it is a combined classification system. The genetic classification system is based solely on the origins of a landform or feature, and the empirical classification system is based solely on observed characteristics or data without considering their cause.

The Climate Classification System Geosystems Uses Is Based Not Only