Once you have completed your drawing, answer the questions. See if your organism would be able to survive in the given environment. Characteristic (gene)Allele 1 (heads)Allele 2 (tails)Body ColorBlueGreen OPolka Dots on BodyNo dotsRed DotsEar FrillsRedYellowWingsBrownLight BlueSpikes on backYellowTanHornsOrangeYellowStripes on BellyGreenOrangeFire BreathingFireNo Fire The climate has shifted, and it is much colder than it once was. Would your dragon be able tosurvive in the new colder climate? Why or Why not?If you put your dragon in an environment that was all green, would your dragon survive? Whywhy not?A predator is only able to see the color yellow. Would your dragon survive? Why or why not?

The dragon has a blue-colored body, without any polka dots, red ear frills, light blue wings, tan…

The climate has shifted, and it is much colder than it once was. Would your dragon be able ta survive in the new colder climate? Why or Why not? If you put your dragon in an environment that was all green, would your dragon survive? Why why not? A predator is only able to see the color yellow. Would your dragon survive? Why or why not?

The climate has shifted, and it is much colder than it once was. Would your dragon be able ta survive in the new colder climate? Why or Why not? If you put your dragon in an environment that was all green, would your dragon survive? Why why not? A predator is only able to see the color yellow. Would your dragon survive? Why or why not?

Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305117396

Author:Cecie Starr, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter18: The Biosphere And Human Effects

Section: Chapter Questions

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