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I'm trying to recreate a graph from a paper with my own data. This graph will illustrate where my species lie on a arbitrate continuum (slow to fast). I mostly work with R, but I have also tried in Excel.

My question is, how can I use my Principal Component Analysis (first axes) scores in a graph that wills show scores per order on a fixed horizontal line, but show the PCA scores as dots on the horizontal line. The longer the line, the more scores this order has. This is the graph I'm trying to recreate

Say order Lagomorpha has scores (-0.61339985, -0.42000761) and order Artiodactyla has (1.15392095, -0.61332118, -0.29332786, 0.15553337, 0.15605178, -0.19583598, 0.0603664, -0.4795726, -0.90818082)

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  • This seemed like a similair question, but unfortunatley was not was I was looking for https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5718871/add-a-dotted-vertical-line-on-certain-x-axis-values-using-ggplot – Nomnoom Jul 19 '17 at 14:47
  • Try this one: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9432488/horizontal-line-graph-with-assambly-in-r – beth Jul 19 '17 at 14:56

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