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Articles in February 2007 issue of National Geographic

• Forests of the tide: knee deep in the ocean, mangroves support abundant sea life and flourish where no other trees can survive.
  by Warne, Kennedy
• Hawaii's unearthly worms.
  by Holland, Jennifer S.
• Curse of the black gold: hope and betrayal in the Niger delta.
  by O; '; Neill, Tom
• Desolate majesty: shared by Texas and Mexico, shaped by the Rio Grande, this chunk of Chihuahuan Desert is a model for preserving beauty across borders.(BEYOND BIG BEND)
  by Patoski, Joe Nick
• Mending broken hearts: cheeseburgers, smoking, stress, the rise of the couch potato: these are the usual suspects on the list of risk factors for heart disease, a malady reaching global epidemic proportions. Now discoveries about genetic triggers may help
  by Kahn, Jennifer