The Scientist - Crossword Puzzle - November 11, 1996

By Eric Albert Email: ealbert@world.std.com ACROSS 1 Up quark + up quark + down quark 4 Breast enlarger 10 Natural prefix? 11 Letter used for angles 12 Gram-positivity evidence 13 Bone-marrow tumor 14 Big toe 15 Median, for one 17 Mouthy? 19 Nevus 21 Clave starter 22 ATP, after conversion 23 Scottish chemist who discovered carbon dioxide 25 Some taxa 27 Gnawing aid 30 Atom, after gaining electrons 31 Clinical _____ 32 Blood group classification system 33 Diaphragm or iris, e.g. 34 Mamma protub

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