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Articles in January 2002 issue of National Geographic

• Worldwide. (On Assignment).(photographers)(Brief Article)
• Wolf to woof: the evolution of dogs.(Brief Article)
  by Lange, Karen E.
• Genetic research goes swimmingly. (Medicine).(Brief Article)
• Changing America. (Forum).(letters)
• Dogged photography. (Point Of View).(dog photo session)(Brief Article)
• Ask us. (Things You Want To Know).(white lions, Crazy Horse Memorial, hottest place on earth)(Brief Article)
• Beachhead on the Bay: farm preserved as part of Chesapeake watershed. (Conservation).(Brief Article)
• September 2001. (Forum).(Brief Article)
• Mess transit: flying's fine, but camels make for rough travel. (Alashan Plateau).(photographing China's Alashan Plateau)(Brief Article)
• Wonderlands. (National Geographic Channel, Jan. 20).
• Unlooted tomb revealed: Syrian site may be the lost city of Tuba. (NGS Research Grant).(Brief Article)
• From the editor.(Europe)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
  by Allen, Bill
• Facing the future. (Evolution Of Dogs).(wolf behavior)(Brief Article)
• Vietnam. (National Geographic Explorer, MSNBC, Jan. 20).(Brief Article)
• Life in a teeming seabird city: in an oil spill, they're sitting ducks. (Coastal Cliffs).(Brief Article)
• The big E: 09543-2810. (U.S.S. Enterprise).(Statistical Data Included)
  by Reid, T.R.
• nationalgeographic.com. (Adventures Online).(Brief Article)
• Geographica. (Forum).(Brief Article)
  by Hagler, Travis Jackson
• India's Western Ghats. (Hotspots).(cluster of endangered species and habitats)
  by Ward, Geoffrey C.
• Water marks: students work to offset low national "river IQ". (Behind the Scenes).(Brief Article)
• ZipUSA: Dayton, Tennessee. (Forum).(Brief Article)
• Hotspots: first in a series exploring diversity and dilemma in Earth's most threatened places.(areas with exceptional numbers of endangered species)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Wilson, Edward O.
• Innovation earns an award: profession honors NGS library. (Behind the Scenes).(Brief Article)
• Africa map. (Forum).(Christians in Sudan)(Brief Article)
  by Steckline, Kevin
• The world of Islam: a fifth of humankind follows Islam, the fastest growing and perhaps most misunderstood religion on earth. Faced with a secular modern world, Muslims are turning anew to the roots of their faith. (In Focus).
  by Belt, Don
• Need a map? (Behind the Scenes).(Brief Article)
• Wildlife without borders. (Forum).(Brief Article)
  by Allegra, Paul
• The new Europe: the euro debuts this month as coin of the realm in Europe, a continent striving for political and economic cohesion.
  by Reid, T.R.
• A wish comes true: ailing teen joins photographer on wildlife assignment. (Behind the Scenes).(Brief Article)
• Walruses. (Forum).(Brief Article)
  by Wierdsma, Mike
• Friends in high places. (World Of Islam).
• A love story: our bond with dogs: the first domesticated animal is more and more the object of lavish human affection--the dog's new path to survival.
  by Phillips, Angus
• Almanac: January. (Geographica).(Brief Article)
• How old is it? (Forum).(Brief Article)