letsRept_SquamBase: Example dataset: letsRept_SquamBase
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letsRept_SquamBase R Documentation
Example dataset: letsRept_SquamBase
Description
This dataset is a version of SquamBase (Meiri, 2024) with two additional columns.
Usage
letsRept_SquamBase
Format
A dataframe with 11,744 rows and 86 variables. The first three columns are:
- species
Species name as in the original SquamBase database
- RDB
Current valid name according to the May 2025 version of the Reptile Database
- nomenclature.status
Status from reptSync and reptSplitCheck. Additional status are: "extinct" and "manual_fix"
Source
The original data source is from Meiri (2024); The new nomenclature in the RDB column was collected from the Reptile Database website https://reptile-database.reptarium.cz using functions reptSync and reptSplitCheck
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Example dataset: letsRept_SquamBase
Description
This dataset is a version of SquamBase (Meiri, 2024) with two additional columns.
Usage
letsRept_SquamBase
Format
A dataframe with 11,744 rows and 86 variables. The first three columns are:
- species
Species name as in the original SquamBase database
- RDB
Current valid name according to the May 2025 version of the Reptile Database
- nomenclature.status
Status from reptSync and reptSplitCheck. Additional status are: "extinct" and "manual_fix"
Source
The original data source is from Meiri (2024); The new nomenclature in the RDB column was collected from the Reptile Database website https://reptile-database.reptarium.cz using functions reptSync and reptSplitCheck
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