well isn't third year fun!
Chytridiomycosis via Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis infection.
I pleasantly surprised myself (and frightened myself) when I read that journal and understood 90% of it, and what I didn't understand was mostly the details but I got the gist of it. Feeling a lot better about the exam now, as there's loads of helpful hints and tips in there!
Just two weeks until third year exams are over, and I'll be a graduate heading to Mexico by myself to train as a primatologist.
Also, found out that I have been invited to attend a genetics course (for free!) as well as to assist with conducting MRI scans on monkeys, then i'm helping out in a zoo with issuing enrichment for the captive primates, and then we each get a donkey to ride into the forest on! Oh yeah, and I have also been asked if I want to attend a week long course in tropical field techniques at the beginning of July...hell yeah :) Then its dolphin breeding season at the lagoon, I honestly feel like these things are being offered to someone else, I am so exited.
The next three months are looking very exiting! Then it is home to the UK in September to start my Masters in Primate Conservation (got an unconditional offer last month) and to move in with with my boyfriend of 3 years. Life is looking pretty good, I am really happy.
I do have the hospital tomorrow, to get all my test results back including the CST, capillaroscopy, x-rays and blood tests. I am quite nervous about that, but I am concentrating on all the good things to keep me busy and preoccupied until tomorrow :)
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