plotMyRegion: Wrapper function to plot the distribution of a species

In peteraharrison/PUCA: Provenancing Using Climate Analogues

Description

This is a wrapper function that is called by getSpecies2.

Usage

plotMyRegion(region = NULL, extent = NULL, distribution = NULL,
  species = species, ...)

Arguments

region	The region or country to plot.
extent	The latitude and longitude extent of the plot region.
distribution	The latitude and longitude distribution of a species
species	The scientific or common name of a species
...	Additional arguments passed to plot

Author(s)

P. A. Harrison

See Also

getSpecies2, plot

Examples

# Not run 

library(ALA4R)
library(rgbif)
library(raster)
library(sp)

# Download the distribution for Eucalyptus ovata
# from the ALA server

#tmp <- PUCA::getSpecies2(species = "Eucalyptus ovata", client = "ALA",
#                         plot = FALSE, region = "Australia")

# Convert the latitude/longitude coodinates for a species
# to a 'SpatialPoints' class
#coordinates(tmp) <- Longitude + Latitude
#projection(tmp) <- CRS("+proj=longlat +datum=WGS84")

# Plot the distribution of your species
#PUCA::plotMyRegionegion(region = "Australia", distribution = tmp, 
#                  species = "Eucalyptus ovata")

peteraharrison/PUCA documentation built on Sept. 16, 2019, 7:56 a.m.