rangedata: Randomely generated elevational extents data for twenty...
In rangemodelR: Mid-Domain Effect and Species Richness
Description
An example data that can be used with the function
range_shuffle. The data contains
randomly generated elevational extents between 600m and 2400m. The function
will expect same column names as in the example data.
Format
a dataframe with 20 rows and five columns
Details
It is a data.frame contains five collumns with following names:
"min" minimum elevation of range extent
"max" maximum elevation of range extent
"range" max - min
"mid" mid points of the range extents
"num_zones" number of elevation zone across which the species was recorded
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Description
An example data that can be used with the function
range_shuffle. The data contains
randomly generated elevational extents between 600m and 2400m. The function
will expect same column names as in the example data.
Format
a dataframe with 20 rows and five columns
Details
It is a data.frame contains five collumns with following names:
"min" minimum elevation of range extent
"max" maximum elevation of range extent
"range" max - min
"mid" mid points of the range extents
"num_zones" number of elevation zone across which the species was recorded
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