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Audio Transcript Excerpt: PROFESSOR: 'In climatology, we classify air masses based on two fundamental geographic criteria: moisture content and thermal source region. Moisture content gives us maritime air masses (designated by a lowercase 'm'), which form over oceans and are humid, versus continental air masses (lowercase 'c'), which originate over landmasses and are dry. Thermal characteristics divide into arctic ('A'), polar ('P'), tropical ('T'), and equatorial ('E'). Thus, a maritime Tropical air mass ('mT') is warm and humid, originating over tropical seas like the Gulf of Mexico, whereas a continental Polar air mass ('cP') is cold and dry, originating over interior subarctic plains.'

According to the classification system described in the lecture, how is an air mass originating over the winter ice-sheet of interior northern Canada categorized?

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