data_chomp: Subset Data - Get species, longitude, and latitude columns

In gatoRs: Geographic and Taxonomic Occurrence R-Based Scrubbing

Subset Data - Get species, longitude, and latitude columns

Description

The data_chomp() function "chomps" (subsets) a data frame of occurrence records to only contain the following columns: "species", "longitude", and "latitude". After using this function data will be ready for use in Maxent, for example.

Usage

data_chomp(
  df,
  accepted.name = NA,
  longitude = "longitude",
  latitude = "latitude"
)

Arguments

df	Data frame of occurrence records returned from gators_download().
accepted.name	The accepted species name for the records.
longitude	Default = "longitude". The name of the longitude column in the data frame.
latitude	Default = "latitude". The name of the latitude column in the data frame.

Details

This function requires the package dplyr.

Value

Returns data frame with three columns: "species", "longitude", and "latitude". The "species" column is set by the accepted.name input. This data frame is ready for downstream applications such as Maxent.

Examples

chomped_data <- data_chomp(data, accepted.name = "Galax urceolata")

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