|
County |
Species |
Status |
Habitat |
|
Adair |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Andrew
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Missouri and Mississippi
Rivers |
|
Atchison
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Western prairie fringed orchid
(Plantantera praeclara) |
Threatened |
Wet prairies & sedge
meadows |
|
Audrain |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Barry
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Ozark big-eared bat (Corynorhinus townsendii ingens)
|
Endangered |
|
Arkansas
darter
(Etheostoma cragini) |
Candidate |
Rivers |
|
Ozark cavefish
(Amblyopsis rosae) |
Threatened |
Caves in the Boone and Burlington
limestone formations of the Ozark Mountains |
|
Neosho
mucket
(Lampsilis rafinesqueana) |
Candidate |
|
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
Barton
|
Arkansas
darter
(Etheostoma cragini) |
Candidate |
Rivers |
|
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Benton
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Threatened |
Rivers |
|
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Bollinger |
Curtis' pearlymussel
(Epioblasma florentina curtisi) |
Endangered |
Castor River |
Small whorled pogonia
(Isotria medeoloides) |
Threatened |
|
|
Boone
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
Virginia sneezeweed
(Helenium virginicum) |
Threatened |
|
|
Buchanan
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
Butler
|
Curtis pearlymussel
(Epioblasma florentina curtisi) |
Endangered |
Little
Black River |
|
Pink mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Pondberry
(Lindera melissifolium) |
Endangered |
Bottomland hardwood forest |
|
Caldwell |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
|
Callaway
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Camden
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Endangered
and Critical Habitat |
Rivers |
|
Cape Girardeau |
Least tern (interior population)
(Sterna antillarum) |
Endangered |
Large rivers. Nest on sandbars |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi River |
Decurrent false aster
(Boltonia decurrens) |
Threatened |
Disturbed alluvial soils |
Virginia sneezeweed
(Helenium virginicum) |
Threatened |
Sinkhole ponds under stressed conditions (i.e., variable hydroperiod, lo pH soils, high levels of aluminum and arsenic, low levels of macronutrients and boron) |
|
Carroll |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers |
|
Carter |
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Ozark
hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
Rivers and streams of the Ozark Plateau |
|
Running buffalo clover
(Trifolium stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
Western prairie fringed orchid
(Platanthera praeclara)
|
Threatened |
Wet prairies & sedge meadows |
|
Cass |
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Cedar
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Threatened
and
Critical Habitat |
Rivers |
|
Pink mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
Spectaclecase (Cumberlandia monodonta)
|
Candidate |
|
|
Geocarpon
(Geocarpon minimum) |
Threatened |
Moist soils in exposed sandstone
glades |
|
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Chariton
|
Least tern (interior population)
(Sterna antillarum) |
Endangered |
Large rivers. Nest on sandbars |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Eastern Massasauga
(Sistrurus catenatus catenatus) |
Candidate |
|
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Christian
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Missouri bladder-pod (Lesquerella
filiformis) |
Threatened |
Open glades in shallow limestone
soils |
|
Running buffalo clover
(Trifolium stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Clark
|
Fat pocketbook
(Potamilus capax) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
|
Clay
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity
and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well developed
riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Clinton |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Cole
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
|
Pink mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
Spectaclecase (Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
|
Running buffalo clover
(Trifolium stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Cooper
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
Running buffalo clover
(Trifolium stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Crawford
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity
and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well developed
riparian woods; upland forests |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Critical Habitat |
Cave 021 |
|
Scaleshell
(Leptodea leptodon) |
Endangered |
Meramec River |
|
Sheepnose
(Plethobasus cyphyus) |
Candidate |
Meramec River |
|
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Meramec River |
Hine's emerald dragonfly
(Somatochlora hineana) |
Endangered |
Streams and associated wetlands
overlying dolomite bedrock |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Dade
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Arkansas
darter
(Etheostoma cragini) |
Candidate |
Rivers |
|
Geocarpon
(Geocarpon minimum) |
Threatened |
Moist soils in exposed sandstone
glades |
|
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Missouri bladder-pod (Lesquerella
filiformis) |
Threatened |
Open glades in shallow limestone
soils |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Dallas |
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Threatened
and Critical Habitat |
Rivers |
|
Daviess |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
|
DeKalb |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
|
Dent |
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Ozark
hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
Rivers and streams of the Ozark Plateau |
|
Hine's emerald dragonfly
(Somatochlora hineana) |
Endangered |
Streams and associated wetlands
overlying dolomite bedrock |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
Douglass |
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Ozark
hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
Rivers and streams of the Ozark Plateau |
|
Dunklin |
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Fat pocketbook
(Potamilus capax) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Decurrent false aster
(Boltonia decurrens) |
Threatened |
Disturbed alluvial soils |
|
Franklin
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Critical Habitat |
Caves 009 and 017 |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Pink mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Scaleshell
(Leptodea leptodon) |
Endangered |
Bourbeuse River |
|
Sheepnose
(Plethobasus cyphyus) |
Candidate |
Bourbeuse River |
|
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Bourbeuse and Meramec Rivers |
|
Winged
mapleleaf
(Quadrula fragosa) |
Endangered |
Medium
to large rivers in mud, sand, or gravel |
|
Decurrent false aster
(Boltonia decurrens) |
Threatened |
Disturbed alluvial soils |
|
Gasconade
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Pink mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Scaleshell
(Leptodea leptodon) |
Endangered |
Gasconade River |
|
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Gasconade River |
|
Gentry |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Greene
|
Geocarpon
(Geocarpon minimum) |
Threatened |
Moist soils in exposed sandstone
glades |
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Threatened
and Critical Habitat |
Rivers |
|
Ozark cavefish
(Amblyopsis rosae) |
Threatened |
Caves in the Boone and Burlington
limestone formations of the Ozark Mountains |
Missouri bladder-pod (Lesquerella
filiformis) |
Threatened |
Open glades in shallow limestone
soils |
Western prairie fringed orchid
(Platanthera praeclara)
|
Threatened |
Wet prairies & sedge meadows |
|
Grundy |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with
well developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
|
Harrison
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity
and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well developed
riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
|
Western prairie fringed orchid
(Platanthera praeclara) |
Threatened |
Wet prairies & sedge
meadows |
|
Henry
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity
and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well developed
riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Geocarpon
(Geocarpon minimum) |
Threatened |
Moist soils in exposed sandstone
glades |
|
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Hickory
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Threatened
and Critical Habitat |
Rivers |
|
Holt
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Eastern Massasauga
(Sistrurus catenatus catenatus) |
Candidate |
|
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Western prairie fringed orchid
(Plantantera praeclara) |
Threatened |
Wet prairies & sedge
meadows |
|
Howard
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
Howell
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Ozark
hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
Rivers and streams of the Ozark Plateau |
|
Decurrent false aster
(Boltonia decurrens) |
Threatened |
Disturbed alluvial soils |
|
Virginia sneezeweed
(Helenium virginicum) |
Threatened |
Sinkhole
ponds under stressed conditions (i.e., variable hydroperiod, low
pH soils, high levels of aluminum and arsenic, low levels of macronutrients
and boron) |
Iron
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Critical Habitat |
Pilot Knob Mine |
|
Hine's emerald dragonfly
(Somatochlora hineana) |
Endangered |
Streams and associated wetlands
overlying dolomite bedrock |
|
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Jackson |
Eastern Massasauga
(Sistrurus catenatus catenatus) |
Candidate |
|
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
Western prairie fringed orchid
(Plantantera praeclara |
Threatened |
Wet prairies & sedge meadows |
|
Jasper
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Arkansas
darter
(Etheostoma cragini) |
Candidate |
Rivers |
|
Neosho madtom
(Noturus placidus) |
Threatened |
Rivers |
|
Ozark cavefish
(Amblyopsis rosae) |
Threatened |
Caves in the Boone and Burlington
limestone formations of the Ozark Mountains |
Neosho mucket
(Lampsilis rafinesqueana) |
Candidate |
|
Geocarpon
(Geocarpon minimum) |
Threatened |
Moist soils in exposed sandstone glades |
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
Western prairie fringed orchid
(Plantantera praeclara)
|
Threatened |
Wet prairies & sedge meadows |
|
Jefferson
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers |
|
Pink Mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Scaleshell
(Leptodea leptodon) |
Endangered |
Meramec, Big, and Bourbeuse
Rivers |
|
Sheepnose
(Plethobasus cyphyus) |
Candidate |
Meramec River |
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Big and Meramec Rivers |
Johnson |
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
Western prairie fringed orchid
(Plantantera praeclara) |
Threatened |
Wet prairies & sedge meadows |
|
Knox |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity
and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well developed
riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Laclede
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Scaleshell
(Leptodea leptodon) |
Endangered |
Meramec, Big, and Bourbeuse
Rivers |
Sheepnose
(Plethobasus cyphyus) |
Candidate |
Gasconade River
(Osage Fork) |
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Gasconade River |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Lafayette |
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Lawrence
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Arkansas
darter
(Etheostoma cragini) |
Candidate |
Rivers |
Neosho mucket
(Lampsilis rafinesqueana) |
Candidate |
|
|
Ozark cavefish
(Amblyopsis rosae) |
Threatened |
Caves in the Boone and Burlington
limestone formations of the Ozark Mountains |
|
Geocarpon
(Geocarpon minimum) |
Threatened |
Moist soils in exposed sandstone
glades |
|
Missouri bladder-pod
(Lesquerella filiformis) |
Threatened |
Open glades in shallow limestone
soils |
Western prairie fringed orchid
(Plantantera praeclara) |
Threatened |
Wet prairies & sedge meadows |
|
Lewis
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Lincoln |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Mississippi River |
Decurrent false aster
(Boltonia decurrens) |
Threatened |
Disturbed alluvial soils |
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Linn |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity
and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well developed
riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Eastern Massasauga
(Sistrurus catenatus catenatus) |
Candidate |
|
|
Livingston |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Macon |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Madison |
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Maries
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Threatened and Critical Habitat |
Rivers |
|
Pink mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Scaleshell mussel
(Leptodea leptodon) |
Endangered |
Meramec, Big, and Bourbeuse
Rivers |
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Gasconade River |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Marion
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Fat pocketbook
(Potamilus capax) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Higgins Eye Pearlymussel
(Lampsilis higginsii) |
Endangered |
Mississippi River |
|
Sheepnose
(Plethobasus cyphyus) |
Candidate |
Mississippi River |
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Mississippi River |
|
McDonald |
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Neosho mucket
(Lampsilis rafinesqueana) |
Candidate |
|
|
Mercer |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances, water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock, or sand bottoms. |
|
Miller
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Threatened
and Critical Habitat |
Rivers |
|
Pink mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
Spectaclecase (Cumberlandia monodonta |
Candidate |
|
|
Mississippi
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Least tern (interior population)
(Sterna antillarum) |
Endangered |
Bare alluvial deposits |
|
Pallid sturgeon (Scaphirhynchus
albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Fat pocketbook
(Potamilus capax) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Decurrent false aster
(Boltonia decurrens) |
Threatened |
Disturbed alluvial soils |
|
Moniteau
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Monroe |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Montgomery
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
Morgan |
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances, water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock, or sand bottoms. |
Hine's emerald dragonfly
(Somatochlora hineana) |
Endangered |
Streams and associated wetlands overlying dolomite bedrock |
|
New Madrid
|
Interior least tern
(Sterna antillarum athalassos) |
Endangered |
Bare alluvial deposits |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Newton |
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Arkansas
darter
(Etheostoma cragini) |
Candidate |
Rivers |
|
Ozark cavefish
(Amblyopsis rosae) |
Threatened |
Caves in the Boone and Burlington
limestone formations of the Ozark Mountains |
Neosho mucket
(Lampsilis rafinesqueana) |
Candidate |
|
American burying beetle (Nicrophorus americanus) |
Endangered |
|
|
Nodaway |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Eastern Massasauga
(Sistrurus catenatus catenatus) |
Candidate |
|
|
Oregon
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Ozark
hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
Rivers and streams of the Ozark Plateau |
|
Osage
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Threatened |
Rivers |
|
Pink mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Scaleshell
(Leptodea leptodon) |
Endangered |
Gasconade and Osage Rivers |
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Gasconade River |
|
Ozark
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Ozark
hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
Rivers and streams of the Ozark Plateau |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Pemiscot |
Least tern (interior population)
(Sterna antillarum) |
Endangered |
Bare alluvial deposits |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Perry |
Least tern (interior population)
(Sterna antillarum) |
Endangered |
Large rivers - nest on sandbars |
Grotto
sculpin
(Cottus sp.) |
Candidate |
Cave and surface streams |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Pettis |
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
|
Phelps
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Hine's emerald dragonfly
(Somatochlora hineana) |
Endangered |
Streams and associated wetlands
overlying dolomite bedrock |
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Big Piney and Gasconade Rivers |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Pike
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Decurrent false aster
(Boltonia decurrens) |
Threatened |
Disturbed alluvial soils |
|
Fat pocketbook
(Potamilus capax) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Mississippi River |
|
Platte
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Eastern Massasauga
(Sistrurus catenatus catenatus) |
Candidate |
|
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Polk
|
Geocarpon
(Geocarpon minimum) |
Threatened |
Moist soils in exposed sandstone
glades |
|
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Threatened |
Rivers |
|
Pulaski
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Scaleshell
(Leptodea leptodon) |
Endangered |
Big Piney River |
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Big Piney and Gasconade Rivers |
|
Putnam |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former
prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka
shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small
enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances,
water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish
to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock,
or sand bottoms. |
|
Ralls
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Fat pocketbook
(Potamilus capax) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
Sheepnose
(Plethobasus cyphyus) |
Candidate |
|
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Mississippi River |
Western prairie fringed orchid
(Plantantera praeclara) |
Threatened |
Wet prairies & sedge meadows |
|
Randolph |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances, water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock, or sand bottoms. |
|
Ray |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers |
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances, water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock, or sand bottoms. |
|
Reynolds
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Hine's emerald dragonfly
(Somatochlora hineana) |
Endangered |
Streams and associated wetlands
overlying dolomite bedrock |
Ozark
hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
|
|
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
Ripley
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Ozark
hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
Rivers and streams of the Ozark Plateau |
|
Hine's emerald dragonfly
(Somatochlora hineana) |
Endangered |
Streams and associated wetlands
overlying dolomite bedrock |
|
Curtis' pearlymussel
(Epioblasma florentina curtisi) |
Endangered |
Little Black River |
|
Pink mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Pondberry
(Lindera milissifolium) |
Endangered |
Bottomland hardwood forest |
|
St. Charles
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Least tern (interior population)
(Sterna antillarum) |
Endangered |
Large rivers. Nest on sandbars |
Eastern Massasauga
(Sistrurus catenatus catenatus) |
Candidate |
|
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Decurrent false aster
(Boltonia decurrens) |
Threatened |
Disturbed alluvial soils |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
St. Clair
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Threatened
and Critical Habitat |
Rivers |
Pink
mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Sac
River |
Spectaclecase (Cumberlandia monodonta)
) |
Candidate |
|
|
Geocarpon
(Geocarpon minimum) |
Threatened |
Moist soils in exposed sandstone
glades |
|
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
St. Francois |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula: Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat: small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Hine's emerald dragonfly
(Somatochlora hineana) |
Endangered |
Streams and associated wetlands overlying dolomite bedrock |
|
St. Genevieve |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula: Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat: small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
St.
Louis
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula: Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat: small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Eastern Massasauga
(Sistrurus catenatus catenatus) |
Candidate |
|
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Pink mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Scaleshell
(Leptodea leptodon) |
Endangered |
Bourbeuse and Meramec Rivers |
Sheepnose
(Plethobasus cyphyus) |
Candidate |
|
Spectaclecase
(Cumberlandia monodonta) |
Candidate |
Meramec River |
Decurrent false aster
(Boltonia decurrens) |
Threatened |
Disturbed alluvial soils |
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stolonifereum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Saline |
Eastern Massasauga
(Sistrurus catenatus catenatus) |
Candidate |
|
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Schuyler |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula: Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat: small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Topeka shiner
(Notropis topeka) |
Endangered |
Small prairie (or former prairie) streams in pools containing clear, clean water. Most Topeka shiner streams are perennial (flow year-round), but some are small enough to stop flowing during dry summer months. In these circumstances, water levels must be maintained by groundwater seepage for the fish to survive. Topeka shiner streams generally have clean gravel, rock, or sand bottoms. |
|
Scotland |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula: Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat: small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
| Scott |
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri Rivers |
Least tern (interior population)
(Sterna antillarum) |
Endangered |
Large rivers. |
|
Shannon
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Red-cockaded woodpecker
(Picoides borealis) |
Endangered |
Longleaf pine forest |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Critical Habitat |
Bat Cave |
Ozark hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
Rivers and streams of the Ozark Plateau |
|
Hine's emerald dragonfly
(Somatochlora hineana) |
Endangered |
Streams and associated wetlands
overlying dolomite bedrock |
|
Virginia sneezeweed
(Helenium virginicum) |
Threatened |
Sinkhole
ponds under stressed conditions (i.e., variable hydroperiod, low
pH soils, high levels of aluminum and arsenic, low levels of macronutrients
and boron) |
|
Shelby |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula: Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat: small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Stone
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Ozark cavefish
(Amblyopsis rosae) |
Threatened |
Caves in the Boone and Burlington
limestone formations of the Ozark Mountains |
Ozark hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
Rivers and streams of the Ozark Plateau |
|
Sullivan |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Taney
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Tumbling Creek cavesnail (Antrobia culveri) |
Endangered |
|
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Texas
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Ozark
hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
Rivers and streams of the Ozark Plateau |
Spectaclecase (Cumberlandia monodonta)
) |
Candidate |
|
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
Virginia sneezeweed
(Helenium virginicum) |
Threatened |
Sinkhole ponds under stressed conditions (i.e., variable hydroperiod, low pH soils, high levels of aluminum and arsenic, low levels of macronutrients and boron) |
|
Vernon |
Mead's milkweed
(Asclepias meadii) |
Threatened |
Virgin prairies |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
Western prairie fringed orchid
(Plantantera praeclara) |
Threatened |
Wet prairies & sedge meadows |
|
Warren
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Pallid sturgeon
(Scaphirhynchus albus) |
Endangered |
Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers |
|
Washington |
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity
and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well developed
riparian woods; upland forests |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Critical Habitat |
Caves 029 |
Hine's emerald dragonfly
(Somatochlora hineana) |
Endangered |
Streams and associated wetlands overlying dolomite bedrock |
|
Wayne
|
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity
and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well developed
riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Hine's emerald dragonfly
(Somatochlora hineana) |
Endangered |
Streams and associated wetlands
overlying dolomite bedrock |
|
Curtis' pearlymussel (Epioblasma
florentina curtisi) |
Endangered |
Little Black River |
|
Pink Mucket
(Lampsilis abrupta) |
Endangered |
Rivers |
|
Running buffalo clover (Trifolium
stoloniferum) |
Endangered |
Disturbed bottomland meadows |
|
Webster |
Niangua darter
(Etheostoma nianguae) |
Threatened |
Rivers |
Virginia sneezeweed
(Helenium virginicum |
Threatened |
Sinkhole ponds under stressed conditions (i.e., variable hydroperiod, low pH soils, high levels of aluminum and arsenic, low levels of macronutrients and boron) |
|
Worth |
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
|
Wright |
Gray bat
(Myotis grisescens) |
Endangered |
Caves |
|
Indiana bat
(Myotis sodalis) |
Endangered |
Hibernacula = Caves and mines;
Maternity and foraging habitat = small stream corridors with well
developed riparian woods; upland forests |
Ozark
hellbender
(Cryptobranchus alleganiensis bishopi) |
Candidate |
|
|
Scaleshell
(Leptodea leptodon) |
Endangered |
Meramec River |
Virginia sneezeweed
(Helenium virginicum |
Threatened |
Sinkhole ponds under stressed conditions (i.e., variable hydroperiod, low pH soils, high levels of aluminum and arsenic, low levels of macronutrients and boron) |
Bald eagles are no longer protected under the federal Endangered Species Act and Section 7 consultation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is no longer necessary. However, bald eagles remain protected under the 