Newly compiled with curve plots showing the difference between within site turnover and 'landscape' turnover.  In some sense the two patterns match, but broadly speaking the landscape turnover rates are lower than loca site turnover, which emphasizes the fact that ecosystems are part of broader biomes, so that local site processes operate within the context of broader regional patterns.  ??

Added the ecozone datasets to see if those have an effect on turnover.
Made an error in committing.  Reverted some of the changes made in the last commit from the office computer.

I'll have to re-compile & re-run to fix the problem.  :(

Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/SimonGoring/NonAnalogues

Conflicts:
	Goringetal_NonAnalogueAssemblages.Rmd
	Goringetal_NonAnalogueAssemblages.html
	Goringetal_NonAnalogueAssemblages.md
	R/calculate_turnover.R
	figure/Figure1Plots.png
	figure/dissVsAge.png
Hid the package messages in Figure1 chunk.
Removed self.frame after correcting the overlap between two versions of this repo.

Cleaned up if statements in calculate_turnover to be more explicit, and assigned the 'right' variable to rep.frame$min.dist, before it was trying to assign the entire vector of dist vals, now it's just assigning the minimum one.

New rep.frame based on changes to calculate_turnover.