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Articles in October 2004 issue of National Geographic

• 89801: check out the gun tattoo ... and 49 other things to do in Elko, Nevada.(ZipUSA: Elko, Nevada)
  by Krautkramer, Kate
• Determine to survey Iran's reptiles, two scientists go: into the wild.(Field dispatch: Iran)(Brief Article)
  by Mairson, Alan
• Gone with the water: Louisiana's wetlands are twice the size of Everglades National Park, funnel more oil into the United States than the Alaska pipeline, sustain one of the nation's largest fisheries, and provide vital hurricane protection for New Orlean
  by Bourne, Joel K., Jr.
• Seasons of the snow fox.
  by Eliot, John L.
• Who were the Phoenicians? New clues from ancient bones and modern blood.
• Red hot: Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.(American Landscapes)(Cover Story)
  by Holland, Jennifer S.
• Keepers of the world: having guarded their spiritual way of life for centuries, the peoples of Colombia's Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta now find their sanctuary violated by armed conflict and land abuse. Because they believe the Earth will suffer if this s
  by Ferry, Stephen; Davis, Wade