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A fine-tuned global distribution dataset of marine forests
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Mapping multiple species #1

Open nadiafrontier opened 4 years ago

nadiafrontier commented 4 years ago

Dear Jorge

Thank you for this incredible resource, I am so impressed.

I would like to make a distribution map for multiple kelp species. Is this possible? If so, what arguments can I use in the 'listDataMap' function to specify multiple taxa:

listData(dataset,taxa="Laminaria hyperborea","Laminaria ochroleuca","Saccharina latissima" status="accepted")

I have tried to a few variations switching between ',' and '+' but the R error messages returns a

'non-numeric argument to binary operator'.

Thank you in advance for your response,

Nadia

jorgeassis commented 4 years ago

Hi

To work with multiple species I suggest extracting the data species by species and then combine it in a unique data.frame (e.g., rbind).

Thanks for using the dataset.

Jorge Assis

Help marine science by adding your photos of marine forests (animals, algae or plants) to: www.marineforests.com

No dia 28/04/2020, às 15:47, nadiafrontier notifications@github.com escreveu:

Dear Jorge

Thank you for this incredible resource, I am so impressed.

I would like to make a distribution map for multiple kelp species. Is this possible? If so, what arguments can I use in the 'listDataMap' function to specify multiple taxa:

listData(dataset,taxa="Laminaria hyperborea","Laminaria ochroleuca","Saccharina latissima" status="accepted")

I have tried to a few variations switching between ',' and '+' but the R error messages returns a

'non-numeric argument to binary operator'.

Thank you in advance for your response,

Nadia

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