pct_urban_intol: ***Percentage of Urban Intolerant Individuals***
In zsmith27/Benthos: Benthos
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
***Percentage of Urban Intolerant Individuals***
Usage
1
pct_urban_intol(long.df, master.df)
Arguments
long.df
Taxonomic counts arrange in a long data format (i.e., each
row represents a unique sample and taxon).
master.df
A master taxa list including taxonomic ranks Phylum through
the specified taxonomic rank (Family or Genus) and the an
associated list of tolerance values. The default is set to the master taxa
list included in the BIBI package. The master taxa list can be viewed with
the following script: master.df <- data(master)
Value
The percentage of indviduals that are classified as urban intolerant
by... (Where did this come from? Was in the 2011 BIBI.). Only available
at the family level.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
***Percentage of Urban Intolerant Individuals***
Usage
1 | pct_urban_intol(long.df, master.df)
|
Arguments
long.df |
Taxonomic counts arrange in a long data format (i.e., each row represents a unique sample and taxon). |
master.df |
A master taxa list including taxonomic ranks Phylum through the specified taxonomic rank (Family or Genus) and the an associated list of tolerance values. The default is set to the master taxa list included in the BIBI package. The master taxa list can be viewed with the following script: master.df <- data(master) |
Value
The percentage of indviduals that are classified as urban intolerant by... (Where did this come from? Was in the 2011 BIBI.). Only available at the family level.
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