map_species: Mapping species distributions
In idiv-biodiversity/bromeliad: Distribution Data for 3272 Bromeliad Species

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples

View source: R/map_species.R

Produces distribution maps for all species in the selection

map_species(
  scientific = NULL,
  canonical = NULL,
  genus = NULL,
  subfamily = NULL,
  life_form = NULL,
  assessment = NULL,
  range_size = NULL,
  model = "suitability",
  polygon = TRUE,
  iucn = TRUE
)

`scientific`	a character vector of full scientific names including authorities, of the species of interest
`canonical`	a character vector of canonical names, of the species of interest.
`genus`	a character vector of genera names to select.
`subfamily`	a character vector of subfamily names to select.
`life_form`	a character vector of life forms to select.
`assessment`	a character vector of conservation assessment to select.
`range_size`	a vector of two numericals with the minimum and maximum range size (in square kilometres), to select.
`model`	character string. If “binary” presence absence per 100 km grid cell is plotted, if “suitability” the modelled habitat suitability is plotted.
`polygon`	logical. If TRUE, an outline of the range polygon is plotted.
`iucn`	logical. If TRUE a legend with the conservation assessment is added to the plot.

Modelled ranges are available for 542 species, range polygons for 2395 species. For species with model distribution, the range polygons are based on the models, otherwise on a convex hull around available occurrence records, or a 50 km buffer for species with less than 3 occurrence records available. See Zizka et al 2019 for methods.

a plot for each selected species .