latin_name: Latin (scientific) names of organisms
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latin_name R Documentation
Latin (scientific) names of organisms
Description
Latin (scientific) names of organisms
Usage
latin_name(name)
Arguments
name
Vector with any kind of organism name or identifier, can be
also mixed type.
Value
Character vector with latin (scientific) names, NA if a name
in the input could not be found.
See Also
ncbi_taxid
common_name
ensembl_name
Examples
latin_name(c(9606, "cat", "dog"))
# [1] "Homo sapiens" "Felis catus" "Canis lupus familiaris"
latin_name(c(9606, "cat", "doggy"))
# [1] "Homo sapiens" "Felis catus" NA
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Latin (scientific) names of organisms
Description
Latin (scientific) names of organisms
Usage
latin_name(name)
Arguments
name |
Vector with any kind of organism name or identifier, can be also mixed type. |
Value
Character vector with latin (scientific) names, NA if a name in the input could not be found.
See Also
ncbi_taxidcommon_nameensembl_name
Examples
latin_name(c(9606, "cat", "dog"))
# [1] "Homo sapiens" "Felis catus" "Canis lupus familiaris"
latin_name(c(9606, "cat", "doggy"))
# [1] "Homo sapiens" "Felis catus" NA
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