From Edward O. Wilson, world-renowned natural scientist and pioneer
in efforts to preserve and protect global biodiversity:
There are three levels of biodiversity that we’re trying to save: ecosystems, then the species in the ecosystems, and then the
genes that prescribe traits of the species that make up
the ecosystem…
Explore here didactic genetic diversity infographics using flagship
species of OneEarth ecoregions with cited human pressures and
Ensembl Genome Assembies of popular species.
AA
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Australasia
AN
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Antarctica
AT
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Afrotropics
CA
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Central America & Caribbean
CE
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Central Eurasia
EE
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Eastern Eurasia
IN
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Indomalaya
NA
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Northern America
OC
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Oceania
SA
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Southern America
SCA
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Subarctic America
SCE
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Subarctic Eurasia
SE
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Southern Eurasia
WE
Genetic Bottleneck Graphics of OneEarth Species
Western Eurasia
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Archaea
Ensembl Genome Assemblies
Bacteria
Ensembl Genome Assemblies
Plants
Ensembl Genome Assemblies
Fungi
Ensembl Genome Assemblies
Alveolates
Ensembl Genome Assemblies
Invertebrates
Ensembl Genome Assemblies
Vertebrates
Ensembl Genome Assemblies
Domesticated
Ensembl Genome Assemblies
Note: This gallery is a curated sample of Ensembl species and genome assemblies, selected for broad biological and visual diversity. It is not a complete continuously updated genome catalogue and the genome graphics are simplified representations rather than literal chromosome or sequence maps. Images generated using Google Gemini (2026).