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Buoy by Joan Slottow

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Weight	60 oz
Dimensions	15 × 15 × 12 in

Looking Out by Joan Slottow

Sun Feeds Earth Flag by Joan Slottow

Except for small amounts of energy created and captured in other ways, the energy needed by living creatures on earth comes mainly via the

Blue and Yellow Figures by Joan Slottow

Female Goldfinch by Joan Slottow

Wild Turkeys by Joan Slottow

Bees by Joan Slottow

Our native bees build their nests underground and each spring they take up residence under my lawn. Bees are important pollinators and without them

These are Vultures by Joan Slottow

Evolution of the Cell by Joan Slottow

The prokaryotic Pac-Man cell enters the board on the upper left and gobbles down a smaller cell which, instead of being digested, turns into

Deer in the Garden by Joan Slottow

Owl Chicks Nest in Woodpecker-made Hole by Joan Slottow

The Northern Saw-whet Owl is a small nocturnal owl that lives in the north woods. They nest in tree cavities and old nests made

Evolution by Joan Slottow

This painting is built from 3 layers of canvas. The lowest layer depicts the skulls of birds with the archaeopteryx, a toothed transitional form

Carved Clay Birds by Joan Slottow

As Seen In Northern Virginia by Joan Slottow

Beaver Pond by Joan Slottow

The beaver is a keystone species. Beavers inhabit freshwater habitats and they change the landscape by felling trees and damming the water, forming ponds.

Snake by Joan Slottow

Scarecrow by Joan Slottow

Ancestors by Joan Slottow

Turtle by Joan Slottow

The Fractal Nature of Living Things by Joan Slottow

Complex organisms are built up of individual cells and those cells all have the same needs to receive air, nutrients, and stimulants no matter

Bear by Joan Slottow

The Origin of Atmospheric Oxygen by Joan Slottow

2.5 billion years ago earth’s atmosphere was devoid of oxygen and oxygen was toxic to life. Then during the Siderian period of the Paleoproterozoic

Deer Mosaic by Joan Slottow

Keystone Species II – Wolves by Joan Slottow

Since their first introduction in Yellowstone in 1995, wolves have proven to be a keystone species, a species critical to maintaining a healthy environment.

Cambrian Explosion by Joan Slottow

The Cambrian Explosion, as evidenced by the fossils first discovered in the Burgess Shale in Canada, was a time period, starting approximately 538.8 million

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