#' Brain / Body sizes of several mammalian and dinosaur species
#'
#' Body weight is in _kg_. Brain weight is in _g_.
#'
#' @format 28 * 3 data.frame; columns are 'common_name', 'body', 'brain'.
#'
#' @source the MASS package dataset `Animals` (but, Dipliodocus ->
#' Diplodocus typo was fixed).
#'
"animals"
#' Mappings from common-name to genus-species or genus-species-subspecies for
#' animals in the `animals` dataset
#'
#' @format 28 * 2 tibble; columns are 'common_name', 'species'.
#'
#' @source Haphazardly searching the web using the common-names from
#' `animals`.
#'
"common_to_species"
#' Mappings from species-name to taxonomic 'family' and 'order' for a subset of
#' the animals present in the `animals` dataset
#'
#' Note that only mammalian species returned any family / order annotations, so
#' you'll have to live without dinosaurs for now.
#'
#' @format 23 * 3 data.frame; columns 'species', 'family', 'order'
#'
#' @source Used taxize::classification over the NCBI database and the
#' species names present in `common_to_species`. Code is given in
#' `origins_of_the_datasets.Rmd`.
"taxonomy"
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