join: Concatenate DNAbin objects while preserving attributes.
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Concatenate DNAbin objects while preserving attributes.
Description
This function joins two or more DNAbin objects, retaining any
attributes whose lengths match those of the input objects (e.g. "species",
"lineage" and/or "taxID" attributes).
Usage
join(...)
Arguments
...
DNAbin objects to be concatenated.
Value
an object of class DNAbin.
Author(s)
Shaun Wilkinson
See Also
subset.DNAbin.
Examples
data(whales)
whales1 <- whales[1:10]
whales2 <- whales[11:19]
join(whales1, whales2)
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Concatenate DNAbin objects while preserving attributes.
Description
This function joins two or more DNAbin objects, retaining any
attributes whose lengths match those of the input objects (e.g. "species",
"lineage" and/or "taxID" attributes).
Usage
join(...)
Arguments
... |
|
Value
an object of class DNAbin.
Author(s)
Shaun Wilkinson
See Also
subset.DNAbin.
Examples
data(whales)
whales1 <- whales[1:10]
whales2 <- whales[11:19]
join(whales1, whales2)
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