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characteristics we have and ahave. A pedigree can
Written Analysis: After creating the pedigree, write a short description (8-12 sentences) about your pedigree. Questions to consider include:
What characteristic is shown in the pedigree?

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in my pedigree.pedigree.There are only three family members that has a widow's peak. It is
Written Analysis: After creating the pedigree, write a short description (8-12 sentences) about your pedigree. Questions to consider include:
What characteristic is shown in the pedigree?

the Earth didn't tilt yearly then the and earth would be no seasonal change.
Question #3: Describe one advantage and one disadvantage of using models to explain your reasons for the seasons?
One disadvantage it is not accurate to the temperature during the summer months.

The tilt of the earth makes some areas warmer than others; areas receiving direct sunlight for a longer period of time during the day are warmer, as opposed to the area receiving indirect sunlight for a shorter period of time.
Evidence:
warmer than North poleNew York because it sunlight and North poleNew York receives indirect
Question #1: Why does the earth's tilt lead to warmer temperature during the summer months
When it is summer In New York, New YorkThe earth tilt's leads to warmer temperature in some countries whereby they receive more direct sunlight, over a longer period of time during the day. Direct sunlight over a longlonger period of time means that theor brings about higher temperature willand that is typical of summer.
Question #2:How doeswould seasonal patterns not tilted
If the
the Earth didn't tilt yearly than all of planetthen the and earth would be
Questionno seasonal change.
Question #3: Describe and one dis-advantagedisadvantage of using
One advantage of the earth tilting is that the earth receives more sunlight when New York gets direct sunlight. A dis-advantage is whenuse of the earth tilts inmodels helped to explain the oppisite direction, New York doesn't receive as much sun and makes it colder.natural phenomenal of seasonal change. One disadvantage

How does the angle or tilt of the Earth affect the change of temperature?
Claim:
warmer than others becauseothers; areas receiving direct sunlight for a longer period of time during the area facing the sun receives direct sunlight, which makes that areaday are warmer, as the area that receivesreceiving indirect sunlight.sunlight for a shorter period of time.
Evidence:
warmer than New YorkNorth pole because it sunlight and New YorkNorth pole receives indirect
Question #1: Why does the earth's tilt lead to warmer temperature during the summer months
New York, It is winter in other countries, soNew York receive more direct sunlight over a long period of time means that the earth needs to tilt because .temperature will
Question #2:How does seasonal patterns be different if earth werre not tilted
would be cold during winter.
Question #3: Describe one advantage and one dis-advantage of using models to explain your reasons for the seasons?
One advantage of the earth tilting is that the earth receives more sunlight when New York gets direct sunlight. A dis-advantage is when the earth tilts in the oppisite direction, New York doesn't receive as much sun and makes it colder.

Question:
How does the angle or tilt of the Earth affect the change of temperature?
Claim:
Yes, the
The tilt of others because the area facing the sun receives direct sunlight, which makes that area has sunlight directly onwarmer, as opposed to the area that area.receives indirect sunlight.
Evidence:
The Equator is much warmer than New York because it receives direct sunlight and New York receives indirect sunlight.
Question #1: Why does the earth's tilt lead to warmer temperature during the summer months
to tilt so it is warm in other places.because .
Question #2:How does seasonal patterns be different if earth werre not tilted
If the Earth didn't tilt yearly than all of planet earth would be cold during winter.

Hypothesis: the more dim the light of the dark forest, the greater the population of the dark lemon peppered moths because the moths thrive in areas that have very little light.
Data
their own populationpopulations in the
Evidence: The light forest has 51% of light moths and 49% of dark moths, in the dark forest they have 62% of dark moths and 38% of light moths.
Scientific reasoning: My scientific reasoning is that when theLemon-peppered moths populations in their respective environments are directly linked to their visibility by predators. Light lemon-pepperdlemon-peppered moths arethrive in different color forests would be easier to find the light ones rather thanforest because of their natural camouflage just as the dark ones. Inlemon peppered moths thrive in the lightdark forest it is easier to the dark lemon-pepperd moth than the light moths.because their natural camouflage makes them less visible.

Question: How does the change in forest color affect the population of the lemon-peppered moths?
the moths thrivesthrive in areas
Data
Claim: If the light forest has more light moths than dark moths and the dark forest has more dark moths than light moths than the two different moths will have their own population in the forests they live in.

Question: How does the change in forest color affect the population of the lemon-peppered moths?
Hypothesis: the more dim the light of the dark forest, the greater the population of the dark lemon peppered moths because the moths thrives in areas that have very little light.
Data:Data
Claim: If the light forest has more light moths than dark moths and the dark forest has more dark moths than light moths than the two different moths will have their own population in the forests they live in.
Evidence: The light forest has 51% of light moths and 49% of dark moths, in the dark forest they have 62% of dark moths and 38% of light moths.