birds: Sample 28 birds
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birds R Documentation
Sample 28 birds
Description
Preset birds data, extracted from Flight Pennycuick(2008). Fat mass percentage
generated randomly where zero.
Usage
birds
Format
A data frame with 28 observations and 5 variables not counting the
name.
- Scientific.name
Name of bird species
- Empty.mass
Body mass in Kg. Includes fuel (fat mass). In this case the crops
were empty but otherwise one should always use the all-up mass (body mass + crop)
- Wing.span
Length of wings spread out in meters
- Fat.mass
Mass of fat that is consumable as fuel in Kg
- Order
Order of the species (passerine = 1 vs non-passerine = 2)
- Wing.area
Area of both wing projected on a flat surface in meters
squared
- Muscle.mass
Mass in Kg. of flight muscles
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Sample 28 birds
Description
Preset birds data, extracted from Flight Pennycuick(2008). Fat mass percentage generated randomly where zero.
Usage
birds
Format
A data frame with 28 observations and 5 variables not counting the name.
- Scientific.name
Name of bird species
- Empty.mass
Body mass in Kg. Includes fuel (fat mass). In this case the crops were empty but otherwise one should always use the all-up mass (body mass + crop)
- Wing.span
Length of wings spread out in meters
- Fat.mass
Mass of fat that is consumable as fuel in Kg
- Order
Order of the species (passerine = 1 vs non-passerine = 2)
- Wing.area
Area of both wing projected on a flat surface in meters squared
- Muscle.mass
Mass in Kg. of flight muscles
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