validateSpecies: Determines if a species is considered "valid" by looking at...
In nicholasjclark/BBS.occurrences: BBS community composition and co-occurrence analysis
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View source: R/validateSpecies.R
Description
Determines if a species is considered "valid" by looking at its latin and
common names. We also add a BirdTree.org column to facilitate extraction of
phylogenetic and functional trait information
Usage
1
validateSpecies(species.df)
Arguments
species.df
A data.frame containing results from a
pullBBS object. Note that an internet connection is needed for
downloading the latest version of the BirdTree / BirdLife taxonomy file
Details
'Species' names from BBS observations may not represent valid species. This
function uses pattern matching in attempts to classify these vague species into valid ones.
It will also match names to BirdTree.org / BirdLife taxonomy to facilitate
collection of species' phylogenetic and functional traits.
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments Details See Also
View source: R/validateSpecies.R
Description
Determines if a species is considered "valid" by looking at its latin and common names. We also add a BirdTree.org column to facilitate extraction of phylogenetic and functional trait information
Usage
1 | validateSpecies(species.df)
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Arguments
species.df |
A |
Details
'Species' names from BBS observations may not represent valid species. This function uses pattern matching in attempts to classify these vague species into valid ones. It will also match names to BirdTree.org / BirdLife taxonomy to facilitate collection of species' phylogenetic and functional traits.
See Also
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