| reptSync | R Documentation |
Queries a list of species names through reptSearch() and returns a data frame with the currently valid names and taxonomic status for each input.
reptSync(
x,
solveAmbiguity = TRUE,
cores = 1,
showProgress = TRUE,
getLink = FALSE
)
x |
A character vector of taxon names to be matched (e.g., species lists, phylogenetic tip labels, or trait table entries). |
solveAmbiguity |
Logical. If |
cores |
Integer. Number of CPU cores to use for parallel processing. Default is |
showProgress |
Logical. If |
getLink |
Logical. If |
A data frame with the following columns:
query: the original input names.
RDB: the best-matching valid names according to The Reptile Database.
status: a status label indicating the result of the match ("up_to_date", "updated", "updated_typo", "ambiguous", "merge", or "not_found").
url: Optional, if getLink = TRUE returns the URL of the species page retrieved for each match, or a list of possible matches if ambiguous.
reptSync() does not make authoritative taxonomic decisions. It matches input names against currently accepted names in The Reptile Database (RDB).
A name marked as "up_to_date" may still refer to a taxon that has been split, and thus may not reflect the most recent population-level taxonomy.
For ambiguous names, the url field may contain multiple links corresponding to all valid species to which the queried name is considered a synonym.
See package vignettes for more details.
Liedtke, H. C. (2018). AmphiNom: an amphibian systematics tool. Systematics and Biodiversity, 17(1), 1–6. https://doi.org/10.1080/14772000.2018.1518935
query <- c("Vieira-Alencar authoristicus", "Boa atlantica", "Boa diviniloqua", "Boa imperator")
reptSync(x = query, cores = 2)
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