plot.multiAvophylo | R Documentation |
S3 method for class 'multiAvophylo'. See the
plot.avophylo
documentation for more
information.
Plots individual trees in turn (with the user required to press 'enter' to move to the next plot).
## S3 method for class 'multiAvophylo'
plot(
x,
tips = "extinct",
tips_col = NULL,
order = NULL,
family = NULL,
genus = NULL,
species = NULL,
avotrex,
tax,
lvls = NULL,
...
)
x |
An object of class 'multiAvophylo'. |
tips |
What tip labels to present. Can be one of
"extinct" (just tip labels of extinct species), "none" (no
tip labels) or "all_same" (show all labels, with same colour
labels for all species), or "all_dif" (show all labels, with
different colour labels for extant and extinct species).
The latter needs to be used in combination with the
|
tips_col |
Colour of tip labels. If |
order |
Prune the tree to only show a specific order
(should be a character vector of length = 1). Taxonomy
follows BirdTree, see the |
family |
As for |
genus |
As for |
species |
Prune the tree to only show a specific set of
species. Should be a vector of at least length = 1. If only
a single species name is provided, the |
avotrex |
The Avotrex phylo dataset used to generate the
trees. For most use cases, this will have been loaded using
|
tax |
The Jetz et al. (2012) BirdTree taxonomy .csv. Supplied as data within the package. |
lvls |
If |
... |
Other plotting arguments from the ape package's plot.phylo can be provided. |
Generates a phylogeny plot for each tree in x
.
#See the plot.avophylo documentation for further examples
data(treesEx)
#family (plot both trees in turn)
plot(treesEx, avotrex = AvotrexPhylo, tax = BirdTree_tax,
family = "Threskiornithidae", tips = "extinct",
tip.color = "red", cex = 0.5)
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