Update 2024-09-13-OBIS_EOVs.ipynb

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     "From here, you could further subset the data by species or year to run more detailed analyses about mangrove biology. You could also use the map of mangrove species to identify geographic gaps where more occurrence data might be needed to better, or to identify errors in the data. Do you see the dot on the mangrove map in the Arctic?\n",
     "\n",
-    "The purpose of this notebook is, because you used the AphiaIDs to search for all families and genera of known mangrove species, you can be assured that you have all of the mangrove data currently published to OBIS. This could be repeated for any of the other lists of AphiaIDs for BioEco EOVs. This is a beginning step to many possible analyses.\n",
+    "Because you used the AphiaIDs to search for all families and genera of known mangrove species, you can be assured that you have all of the mangrove data currently published to OBIS. This could be repeated for any of the other lists of AphiaIDs for BioEco EOVs. This is a beginning step to many possible analyses.\n",
     "\n",
     "For more information and code about how to get EOV data from OBIS, see the [NOAA GIS For The Ocean GitHub project](https://github.com/NOAA-GIS4Ocean/BioEco_EOV)."
    ]