Longer Summer Days, Longer Winter Nights in the Temperate Zone

Earth in this scenario still rotates once every 24 hours, and the temperate zone still has four seasons, each one lasting three months.

But in this scenario, a temperate summer has the sun shining for 18 hours, whereas a temperate winter has the sun shining for only six.

What kind of axial tilt would allow such a transition? And how would ecosystems be affected?

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