get_tree_shark_ray_n100: Get 100 randomly selected mega-trees of Sharks, Rays, and...
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Get 100 randomly selected mega-trees of Sharks, Rays, and Chimaeras from VertLife
Description
Because of the large file size (~2 MB), this dataset is not bundled with
the package and is downloaded and cached locally on first use.
Usage
get_tree_shark_ray_n100(force = FALSE)
Arguments
force
Logical. Re-download even if a local cache exists. Default FALSE.
Value
A multiPhylo object. Each phylogeny also has a data frame
genus_family_root with root node information for every unique genus
and family, usable for inserting new tips onto the phylogeny.
Source
https://vertlife.org/data/sharks/
References
Stein, R. W., Mull, C. G., Kuhn, T. S., Aschliman, N. C.,
Davidson, L. N., Joy, J. B., ... & Mooers, A. O. (2018). Global priorities
for conserving the evolutionary history of sharks, rays and chimaeras.
Nature ecology & evolution, 2(2), 288-298.
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View source: R/get_large_trees.R
| get_tree_shark_ray_n100 | R Documentation |
Get 100 randomly selected mega-trees of Sharks, Rays, and Chimaeras from VertLife
Description
Because of the large file size (~2 MB), this dataset is not bundled with the package and is downloaded and cached locally on first use.
Usage
get_tree_shark_ray_n100(force = FALSE)
Arguments
force |
Logical. Re-download even if a local cache exists. Default FALSE. |
Value
A multiPhylo object. Each phylogeny also has a data frame
genus_family_root with root node information for every unique genus
and family, usable for inserting new tips onto the phylogeny.
Source
https://vertlife.org/data/sharks/
References
Stein, R. W., Mull, C. G., Kuhn, T. S., Aschliman, N. C., Davidson, L. N., Joy, J. B., ... & Mooers, A. O. (2018). Global priorities for conserving the evolutionary history of sharks, rays and chimaeras. Nature ecology & evolution, 2(2), 288-298.
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