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Articles in February 2003 issue of National Geographic

• 83422: all eyes on Idaho's finest. (Driggs, Idaho).
  by Dworetzky, Tom
• Pacific suite: from ghost shrimp to gray whales, salmon to ancient forests, Clayoquot Sound yields a symphony of life.
  by Chadwick, Douglas H.
• Dawn in the deep: a handful of scientists and filmmakers hatched a plan to show the bizarre world of hydrothermal vents as it's never been seen before. They took a huge IMAX camera and 4,400 watts of light to the bottom of the sea--then flipped the switch
  by Lutz, Richard A.
• The Nuba still standing: branded as infidels by Sudan's Islamic rulers, a traditional people fight for their lives.
  by Lange, Karen E.
• Birds that go to extremes: icebox to oven: Arctic-nesting shorebirds adapt to the intense heat of tropical Australia. (Field dispatch: Australia).
  by Eliot, John L.
• Shattered Sudan: drilling for oil, hoping for peace.
  by Salopek, Paul
• Searching for Sacagawea: we know little of her life story. That hasn't stopped people from telling it.
  by Talbot, Margaret
• Galaxy hunters: the search for cosmic dawn.
  by Cowen, Ron