Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References Examples
A wrapper for the Composite API, returning all records from both databases.
1 2 | get_by_age(x, ageunit = "Mya", timerule = "contain", timebuffer = "20",
...)
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x |
An (optional) age range |
ageunit |
The age units for the age range. By default |
timerule |
Resolve time overlap using the appropriate rule: |
timebuffer |
(optional) for use with |
... |
Other parameters to be passed into the API, described at https://training.paleobiodb.org/comp1.0. |
More details on the use of these parameters can be obtained from https://training.paleobiodb.org/comp1.0/.
A list of class 'occurrence' and 'list'. The list is composed of two elements:
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The complete listing of taxon occurrences. |
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Metadata for the search. |
The records
object is a data.frame
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Site or collection unit name for the record. |
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Collection site longitude. |
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Collection site latitude. |
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The taxon name. |
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The oldest of all sample ages (in calendar years before present) in the dataset. |
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The youngest of all sample ages (in calendar years before present) in the dataset. |
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The units for age (by default "Mya"). |
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The database from which the record was obtained. |
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The numeric ID for the record within the parent database. |
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For records within Neotoma, the numeric ID of the dataset from which the sample was obtained. |
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The numeric identifier for the taxon name from the parent database. |
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The numeric identifier for the collection within the parent database. |
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The country within which the sample is found (if known). |
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The state (when known) within the identified country. |
Simon J. Goring goring@wisc.edu
EarthLife Consortium: http://earthlifeconsortium.org/ API Reference: https://training.paleobiodb.org/comp1.0
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 | ## Not run:
# Search for sites with "Canis" fossils.
holocene_snap <- get_by_age(x = c(12000, 11500), ageunit = "ybp", timerule = "contain", base_name = "")
# Limit searches to North America (undocumented use of \code{bbox})
## End(Not run)
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