Minor typoi fixes

Author: jfy133

accessing-ancient-metagenomic-data.qmd

@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ You can reorder columns by clicking on the column name, and also filter by press
 
 As an exercise, we will try filtering to a particular set of samples, then generate some download scripts, and download the files.
 
-First, filter the _project_name_ column to 'Muhlemann2020' from [@M_hlemann_2020, @fig-accessingdata-projectfilter].
+First, filter the _project_name_ column to 'Muhlemann2020' (@fig-accessingdata-projectfilter) to select data from [@M_hlemann_2020] .
 
 ![The AMDirT viewer with a filter menu coming out of the project name column, with an example search of the project 'Muhlemann2020' in the search bar.](assets/images/chapters/accessing-ancient-metagenomic-data/fig-accessingdata-projectfilter.png){#fig-accessingdata-projectfilter fig-align="center"}
 

git-github.qmd

@@ -309,10 +309,10 @@ We can now run through the some of the concepts we learnt in the [Basic Workflow
 
 This can be boiled down to just _six_ that we really need to work with for Git(Hub) for basic version control of all our software, scripts, and (small) data!
 
-To start, make sure you're in this session directory
+To start, make sure you're in this chapter's directory
 
 ```bash
-mkdir /<path>/<to>/git-github
+cd /<path>/<to>/git-github
 ```
 
 ### git clone
@@ -326,12 +326,13 @@ With `clone` we are making a copy of the _remote_ repository, and linking it so
 To make the 'copy', navigate to our new repo:
 
 1. Select the green code dropdown button (@fig-gitgithub-clonebutton)
-2. Make sure to select SSH
-3. Copy the full address `git@github.com<...>` as shown below in @fig-gitgithub-clonebutton.
+2. Switch to the 'local' tab
+3. Switch to the 'SSH' sub-tab
+4. Copy the full address `git@github.com<...>` as shown below in @fig-gitgithub-clonebutton.
 
 ![Screenshot of the GitHub repository interface with the green 'code' drop down button pressed, and the menu showing the 'clone' information for SSH cloning (i.e., the copyable SSH address)](assets/images/chapters/git-github/git_clone.png){#fig-gitgithub-clonebutton}
 
-Back at our command line, clone the repo as follows.
+Back at our command line, we can clone the repository with a command that look something along the lines of the following.
 
 ```bash
 git clone git@github.com:<YOUR_USERNAME>/<YOUR_REPO_NAME>.git