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Chapter Nine: Page 74 In the last unit, we looked at the biomes that organisms live in. All organisms that live in each of these areas have features (for example, special body parts and abilities) that help them survive! In this unit we are going to look at how and why these features are so important! Have you ever noticed that brothers tend to look alike? Have you ever had trouble telling them apart? The things that make these people look alike are known as inherited ( in-hair-a-ted ) traits. An inherited trait is something (like eye color, height, hair color ) that you get from your parents.

Chapter Nine: Page 75 Notice I said parents! That s right! You get your inherited traits from both your mom and dad! And it is not just humans that get their traits from their parents... Many living organisms inherit traits from their parents. Scientists have a fancy word for all the babies in the world... offspring. I m sure you know other words for parents and offspring, how about Parents Offspring Dog and Puppy Cat and Kitten Bird and Chick

Chapter Nine: Page 76 Most offspring get their traits from their parents. This is why most offspring look much like their parents. For example, a flower grows seeds that can be planted in the ground. These seeds will grow into another flower, right? You would not expect a seed to grow into a dog, would you? Of course you would not! It is true that family members share many kinds of inherited traits... Some of these inherited traits are: Eye color Hair color Height Color of skin Dimples or freckles Naturally curly or straight hair...there are even some inherited traits that can not be seen very easily!

Chapter Nine: Page 77 Some of these hidden traits include: The ability to roll your tongue Can you roll your tongue into a tube? Not everybody can! Color blindness Not everyone can see the difference in colors! For example, some people cannot see the color green. But not all traits are inherited......some traits can be learned! None of you have seen a newborn baby pick up a book and start to read, have you? No way! The ability to read was learned through practice! This is called a learned trait. You learned to do a lot of stuff in your life: Ride a bike Draw pictures Brush your teeth

Chapter Nine: Page 78 None of these abilities were inherited from your parents! You had to learn how to do them! But our traits, if they are learned or inherited, allow us to be grouped together into on species ( spee-cees ). species is a group of similar and related organisms. A How about a story to help you understand this topic... Imagine an alien visiting your home and looking at all of your family. The alien may think that all humans look alike, right? We all have two ears, a nose, a couple of eyes, two arms and legs... You may say to the alien, but not everyone looks alike...and you are correct!

Chapter Nine: Page 79 But humans are a lot more alike one another than we are with chickens Humans have no feathers, no beaks, no claws and we do not crow during the day...

Chapter Nine: Page 80 So we have a species of humans and species of chickens and species of pond slime and species of zebras and species of bananas and species of fish and species of apples and species of dogs and species of pigs and species of monkeys and species of tomatoes and species of butterflies and species of lions and species of elephants and so on... In the next chapter, you are going to explore how different plant species grow!

Chapter Nine: Page 81 Fill in the code to answer the following question: What is the difference between a species and a population? A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 15 1 26 8 3 12 24 2 9 10 11 4 23 22 5 17 7 20 18 14 16 6 21 25 13 19 15 4 4 5 20 24 15 22 9 18 23 18 5 12 14 2 3 18 15 23 3 18 17 3 26 9 3 18 23 15 13 5 20 23 15 13 22 5 14. 4 9 6 3 9 22 14 2 3 18 15 23 3 15 20 3 15 9 12, 14 2 3 13 8 5 14 2 3 13 15 20 3 11 22 5 21 22 15 18. 15 17 5 17 16 4 15 14 9 5 22

Chapter Nine: Page 82 Match the words in the first column to the best available answer in the second column. Inherited traits 1) a group of similar and related organisms that may or may not be living in the same area Offspring 2) a feature (like eye color, height, hair color ) that you get from your parents Species 3) a parent s baby

Chapter Nine: Page 83 Which one is right? Circle the correct answer. 1. You inherited your traits from your. a. mother b. both your mother and father c. father 2. Which of these pairs of animals do not match? a. deer and cub b. dog and puppy c. cat and kitten 3. Which of the following is not an inherited trait? a. hair color b. rolling your tongue c. painting a picture 4. A species is a. a. a group of similar organisms living in the same place b. a group of similar organisms c. a group of organisms living in the same habitat 5. A population is a. a. a group of similar organisms living in the same habitat b. a group of similar organisms c. an organism that is living in a habitat 6. The offspring of a plant would be a. a. fruit b. another plant c. flower