Steven's solution is great, but it will only work if the rows are really
duplicates. If the data frame contains another variable whose values vary,
it will not work because then the rows are obviously unique.
df<-data.frame(df,value=rnorm(11))
unique(df)
You would then have to make a decision, w
use unique()
df <- data.frame(Species_name=c(rep('Abies concolor',4),rep('Accipiter
cooperi',7)),
Longitude=c(-106.601, -106.493, -106.489, -106.496,
-119.688, -119.792,
-118.797,-77.38333,-77.38333,-75.99153,-75.99153),
Latitude=c(35.868, 35.9682, 35.892, 35.85
Greetings
I have a dataset with occurrence records of multiple species. I need to get
rid of multiple listings of the same occurrence point for a species (as you
see below in red and blue typeface). How do I create a dataset only with
unique set of longitude and latitude for each species? Thanks i
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