I am
disappointed, some things just require time you won’t have in a
semester. Pushing on, because there is
always more.
I’m
not one to write what isn't pertinent to say, but perhaps a few lines that
encourage others not to give up maybe in order.
Sometimes,
we accept a plan we know nothing about in hopes we will learn what will make it
a desirable concept. When we leave ourselves open to possibilities anything can
happen, and I think maybe it will.
My
IRP will examine to what extent seawater maybe anthropologically effected by a
heavily suburban populated area. Raising microorganisms in samples taken from
four sites along the east coast of Florida and the use of information by those scientists
whom conducted experiments already and shared the results. They will be
identified and differences recorded.
I will share if what you can’t see may harm you.
It will
be a surprise like the sudden appearance of a Ghost Crab. I will share if what you can’t see may harm you.
Cynthia--I'm baffled by your post. What does a ghost crab have to do with the project we discussed today? And we're not looking at bacteria--we are looking at plankton. Please clarify...
ReplyDeleteI should've shared some of the things I read with you before posting.... Plankton (algae) is still of interest to me as well.
ReplyDeleteSo have you changed your research topic?
Delete...wait--I think I see you've removed the reference to bacteria from your post(?)
DeleteI have removed bacteria from post, however an still interested in what storm water may bring to the samples.
DeleteI would like to test after a rain and the addition of storm drain waters. It will be difficult at best to test all I would like.
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DeleteA more specific question What are local anthropological effects to plankton off this coast of Florida.
DeleteHow would you measure anthropogenic impacts?
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