This is the final product for the benthic group's project on abundance and biodiversity of bethic organisms at the site in Guana. We will present our data on 12/6/13 in the biology building at the University of North Florida. Today 12/5/13 we gathered and discussed how we were planning on presenting the data and finalizing our paper. It has been a long semester and we have logged numerous hours both in the field and in the lab. But I can say that this was an enjoyable class where you took the things you've read about, from the introduction of the major, and applied them in the field. It was very work intensive course and required a good amount of reading, all of which was supplemental to the skills you would be practicing in the field, but I feel like it was all worth it. I am very proud of my group, especially Nadja Capps she was definitely the team captain on this one. Also, a special thanks to the folks at Guana for letting us participate in their research and for letting us use their equipment and the site.
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