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En una oclusión tipo frente frío (frente ocluido frío):In a cold-type occlusion:

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Correct answer: d) Answers a) and b) are correct.

Why it is correct

In a cold occlusion the cold air behind wedges underneath and lifts everything. The warm air stays aloft.

Why the others are not

  • a) b too.
  • b) a too.
  • c) Goes under.

How to work it out in the exam

  1. Cold occlusion: wedge under.

Where this question comes from

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