Biodiversity Info
Biodiversity, or biological diversity, may be defined as the variety of living organisms inhabiting a region. Because this definition only implies the existence of a very complex phenomenon, biologists further divide ‘biodiversity’ into three levels: genetic, species and community.
Genetic diversity is the variation of the genetic makeup of individuals or populations of species. Species diversity is the variety of species found within a region of interest. Community diversity is the variety of natural communities, and the species living within them, found within a region.
- Biodiversity inventory of Ouachita Upland Rivers
- Rare species information from the Oklahoma Natural Heritage Inventory
- BioBlitz!
- Non-native, invasive plants in Oklahoma
- Oliver’s Woods Ecological Laboratory and Natural Area
- National Vegetation Classification: Implementation and Outreach for Oklahoma
- Oklahoma Native Plant Society
- Catalog of the Woody Plants of Oklahoma
- Distribution of Oklahoma Amphibian and Reptiles by Recorded Sightings (DOKARRS)
- Duck and Fletcher Map, a Game Type Map of Oklahoma originally published in 1943
- OK-GAP Project
- Oklahoma Bird Specimen Records
- Oklahoma Butterfly and Moth County Records and Species Distribution
- Oklahoma Mammal Specimen Records
- Oklahoma Vascular Plants Database
- Upland Forests of Oklahoma
- Oklahoma Beetle Biota
- Oklahoma Entomology
- Oklahoma Wildflowers (Oklahoma Wild Things)
- Oklahoma Protected Areas Database
- Oklahoma Odonata Checklist
- Oklahoma Butterfly Records by County
- Oklahoma Moth Records by County
- Wetland and Aquatic Plants of Oklahoma
- Freshwater Diatom Genus Key
- Checklist of Oklahoma Amphibians and Reptiles
- Checklist of Oklahoma Birds
- Oklahoma Ornithological Society Checklist of Oklahoma Birds
- Fishes of Oklahoma
- Annotated Checklist of Recent Land Mammals of Oklahoma
- Annotated Checklist of the Amphipod Crustaceans of Oklahoma