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EY67

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Of the following steps in classical cyclogenesis of a mid-latitude cyclone, this happens last.
 
  A) occlusion occurs
  B) a warm front forms
  C) a cold front forms
  D) a region of low pressure is established

Question 2

The Bergen scientists noticed that cyclogenesis commonly initiated at all of the following places, except
 
  A) in the middle of areas with uniform temperatures.
  B) near coastal regions.
  C) near boundaries between warm and cold ocean currents.
  D) where topographical features disrupted normal air flow.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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