Higher temperatures leads to weathering, which will remove from the atmosphere and reverse warming in a negative feedback loop.

Higher temperatures lead to increased weathering, which will remove CO2 from the atmosphere and reverse warming in a negative feedback loop.
Weathering results in the dissolution of rocks, when they are broken into very small chunks. This impacts the atmosphere around us in a large extent, removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and affecting the temperature on Earth as well.

The punnett square is the device used to predict genetics.