For my site, I chose the new subdivision that we will be having in San Jose, Tinian. I chose this site because my dad suggested it and it did look like a very good area for a Biology assignment like this. This site is in an area near a village called District 1 and this new subdivision will be perfect for homesteads, that's how big the area is.
Some of the key abiotic (non-living) features at this new subdivision were:
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| ROCKS |
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| OLD GLASS BOTTLES |
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| ANCIENT JAPANESE WAR WATER TANKS |
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| JAPANESE WATER TANKS (I saw a lot of these at the site) |
Some biotic (living) features at this site were:
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| The soil around this site was mainly top soil. |
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| There were many tall trees of different varieties and in those trees were different kind of birds that I couldn't get a perfect picture of. I spotted the Marianas fruit dove, kingfishers, Marianas swiftlet and the Marianas crow. |
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| SOIL, WORMS, CENTIPEDES, DIFFERENT KINDS OF PLANTS |
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| At the bottom of the trunks of the trees, I found some mushrooms growing |
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