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  \item{y}{ Optional second coordinate if \code{x} is numeric. If
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  \item{y}{ Optional second coordinate if \code{x} is numeric. If
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    \code{x} is not numeric, \code{y} is ignored}
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    \code{x} is not numeric, \code{y} is ignored}
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  \item{z}{Optional third coordinate. Used in image plotting.}
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  \item{z}{Optional third coordinate. Used in image plotting.}
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  The rest of the named arguments can also be set with bdp().
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  The rest of the named arguments can also be set with bdp().
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  \item{cex.plot}{See cex in ?plot. Size of plotting characters.}
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  \item{cex.plot}{See cex in ?plot. Size of plotting characters.}
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  \item{xaxt, yaxt} In extension to the functionality provided by these
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  arguments in \code{plot}, they may here also be assigned a function
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  that will draw the axis with x or y, respectively, as input. If "axis"
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  (as character string) is given, a special call to the axis function is
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  performed. See also xaxt.in, yaxt.in.
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  \item{xaxt.in, yaxt.in} If \code{xaxt} or \code{yaxt} are assigned a
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  function, and this function must have something else than \code{x} or
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  \code{y} respectively as input, the inputs should be assigned to
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  theses options.
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  \item{xlab}{}
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  \item{xlab}{}
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  \item{ylab}{}
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  \item{ylab}{}
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  \item{xlim}{}
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  \item{xlim}{}
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  \item{ylim}{}
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  \item{ylim}{}
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  \item{col}{}
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  \item{col}{}