Based on characteristics of air masses, one could correctly infer that cold fronts are uncommon in the tropical latitudes.

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Cold fronts are formed when a cold air mass moves into an area occupied by a warm air mass. In tropical latitudes, the air is generally warm and stable, so it is unlikely for cold air masses to form and move into these regions, making cold fronts uncommon in these areas.

Based on Characteristics of Air Masses, One Could Correctly Infer