Day 5

There are three types of jobs that you can do in my biome, you can be a habitat restoration volunteer, you can help endangered species, or a deep sea fishermen. Most jobs that you have on the beach involve helping animals and the enviroment.

Day 4

Plant: Dune Grass

Kingdom: Plantae

Division: Magnoliophyta

Class: Liliopsida

Order: Cyperales

Family: Poaceae

Genus: Leymus

Species: Swallenia Alexandra

Plant: Seaweed

Kingdom: Chromalveolata

Division: Rhodophyta

Class: Phaeophyceae

Order: Laminariales

Family: Fungi

Genus: Enteromorpha

Species: Kelp

2. Dune Grass is vascular and Seaweed is nonvascular.

3. Dune Grass is a monocot and Seaweed is a dicot.

4. Both Dune Grass and Seaweed are angiosperms.

Day 3

Name: Jellyfish

Phylum: Cnidaria

Class: Scyphozoa

Order: Coronatae

Family:

Genus: Chrysaora

Species:

Name: Great White Shark

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Chondrichthyes

Order: Carcharias

Family: Lamnidae

Genus: Carcharodon

Species:

Day 2 Pescadero State Beach California's North Coast

1. The average temperature of my biome is the high, 72 degrees and low, 49 degrees.



2.the average precipitation for my biome is 29 inches a year. It very rarely gets any snowfall.



3. A natural resource from my biome is water. Its use is to give fish a place to live.



4. Pescadero State Beach has many state parks that you can go to and hike.

Day 1 Pescadero State Beach Beach on California's North Coast

1. My biome is located on the continent of North America.

2. It's latitude is 37.2 degrees North.

3. It's longitude is 122.3 degrees West.