The Scientist - Crossword Puzzle - September 19, 1996
By Eric Albert Email: ealbert@world.std.com ACROSS 1 Amoeba or ostrich egg, e.g. 3 Batting order? 9 Process at one end of the alimentary canal 11 Acid type 12 Acetone is the simplest one 13 Lung-covering membrane 16 Presence of microorganisms in the blood 19 34 Across + 000 21 Element discovered in 1898 22 Furlong/20,116.8 24 Loss of Muscle coordination 26 Natural numbers as compared to integers, say 31 Kind of bond 32 Process at one end of the alimentary canal 33 Specialized chromosome region
The Scientist Staff
Sep 15, 1996
By Eric Albert
Email: ealbert@world.std.com
| ACROSS | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Amoeba or ostrich egg, e.g. |
| 3 | Batting order? |
| 9 | Process at one end of the alimentary canal |
| 11 | Acid type |
| 12 | Acetone is the simplest one |
| 13 | Lung-covering membrane |
| 16 | Presence of microorganisms in the blood |
| 19 | 34 Across + 000 |
| 21 | Element discovered in 1898 |
| 22 | Furlong/20,116.8 |
| 24 | Loss of Muscle coordination |
| 26 | Natural numbers as compared to integers, say |
| 31 | Kind of bond |
| 32 | Process at one end of the alimentary canal |
| 33 | Specialized chromosome region |
| 34 | Trillion |
| DOWN | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Watson's partner in detection |
| 2 | Circadian rhythm zeitgeber |
| 4 | Requirement for being a mammal |
| 5 | Of the kidneys |
| 6 | Atheriosclerosis symptom |
| 7 | Antibody/antigen identifier |
| 8 | Neuron appendage |
| 10 | Bi-Nobelist |
| 14 | Why we're red-blooded |
| 15 | Infectious mono virus isolator |
| 16 | Collagen + calcium + phosphate + other minerals |
| 17 | "Homo sapians" prototype |
| 18 | I, at times |
| 20 | Body system |
| 23 | It killed... |
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