have a complete build for secondary docs, but tables and imgs not fully integrated

1 files changed, 27 insertions, 28 deletions

diff --git a/src/research2.i b/src/research2.i
index a8a1bf0..144a4b4 100644
--- a/src/research2.i
+++ b/src/research2.i
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-To design the experiment and understand the organisms' underlying
+To design the experiment and understand the organisms' underlying
 behaviors that might affect it, extensive background research was
 required---specifically on the spatial distribution patterns of
 antlions. First, a previous study analyzing the spatial patterning and
@@ -58,30 +58,29 @@ that could be tested and confirmed throughout the experiment, allowing
 for a source to cross-check results and procedures in order to perfect
 the procedure of the experiment.
 
-        Finally, in order to effectively conduct a follow up 
-examination of the nations spatial patterns and distributions the 
-previous years research and results was thoroughly examined. This 
-examination helped provide information on the most effective procedure, 
-materials, and dependent variables to measure, as the previous years 
-notes were used to improve upon the preexisting examination process. 
-Along with this the examination of the previous years teachers clearly 
-illustrated that the rate of cannibalism and the average pit depth and 
-width were correlated with the size of the enclosure of the antlions, 
-as the rate of cannibalism increased as the enclosure decreased in size 
-while the pit depth and width decreased as the enclosure decreased in 
-size. This distinction helped illustrate the natural patterns of the 
-organisms and allowed for the clear development of a follow up 
-experiment, as the examination of the initial trial developed a clear 
-natural pattern that could be examined through the introduction of 
-other various environmental stimuli. Based on this analysis, the 
-emergent property of the antlions distribution was clearly to arrange 
-themselves in an organized fashion however the antlions lacked a known 
-effective mode of communication, as prior research revealed that insect 
-larvae lack secretion glands for communication and proper vocal 
-anatomy. The lack of a mode of communication but the presence of a 
-clear spatial pattern lead to the development of the question of how 
-the organisms were able to arrange themselves in such an intricate 
-pattern, and prompted the follow up study to examine how the organisms 
-were able to distribute in such an organized fashion by either 
-identifying a mode of communication or determining that the 
-distribution was due to simple mathematics.
+Finally, in order to effectively conduct a follow up examination of the
+nations spatial patterns and distributions the previous years research
+and results was thoroughly examined. This examination helped provide
+information on the most effective procedure, materials, and dependent
+variables to measure, as the previous years notes were used to improve
+upon the preexisting examination process.  Along with this the
+examination of the previous years teachers clearly illustrated that the
+rate of cannibalism and the average pit depth and width were correlated
+with the size of the enclosure of the antlions, as the rate of
+cannibalism increased as the enclosure decreased in size while the pit
+depth and width decreased as the enclosure decreased in size. This
+distinction helped illustrate the natural patterns of the organisms and
+allowed for the clear development of a follow up experiment, as the
+examination of the initial trial developed a clear natural pattern that
+could be examined through the introduction of other various
+environmental stimuli. Based on this analysis, the emergent property of
+the antlions distribution was clearly to arrange themselves in an
+organized fashion however the antlions lacked a known effective mode of
+communication, as prior research revealed that insect larvae lack
+secretion glands for communication and proper vocal anatomy. The lack of
+a mode of communication but the presence of a clear spatial pattern lead
+to the development of the question of how the organisms were able to
+arrange themselves in such an intricate pattern, and prompted the follow
+up study to examine how the organisms were able to distribute in such an
+organized fashion by either identifying a mode of communication or
+determining that the distribution was due to simple mathematics.