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30 Nov 1890
![]() New Zealand |
New Zealand (biology) The New Zealand government sets aside Resolution Island in Fiordland as a nature reserve. |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() New York Botanical Garden |
New York Botanical Garden (biology) The New York Botanical Garden is founded in The Bronx largely due to the efforts of Nathaniel Lord Britton. |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() University of Oxford |
University of Oxford (biology) Jane Willis Kirkaldy and Catherine Pollard become the first women to sit final examinations in biology at the University of Oxford (and achieve first class honours). |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() Agnes Pockels |
Agnes Pockels (chemistry) Agnes Pockels first publishes the results of her researches into surface tension. |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() Japan Meteorological Agency |
Japan Meteorological Agency (environment) The Japan Meteorological Agency begins taking records of the global average temperature. |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() Fyodorov–Schoenflies theorem |
Fyodorov–Schoenflies theorem (mathematics) Fyodorov–Schoenflies theorem concluded by Yevgraf Fyodorov and Arthur Schoenflies from their work on crystallographic groups. |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() Ravensburg |
Ravensburg (medicine) Julius Ludwig August Koch begins publication of Die psychopathischen Minderwertigkeiten in Ravensburg, introducing the concept of psychopathology. |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() Arnold Pick |
Arnold Pick (medicine) Arnold Pick first uses the term dementia praecox in this form. |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() Themistocles Gluck |
Themistocles Gluck (medicine) The earliest recorded attempt at hip replacement is carried out by Themistocles Gluck in Berlin, using ivory to replace the femoral head. |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() Michelin |
Michelin (technology) Michelin patent the removable pneumatic bicycle tire. |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() Panhard et Levassor |
Panhard et Levassor (technology) Panhard et Levassor produce the first Système Panhard automobile layout, consisting of four wheels with front-engine, rear-wheel drive and a sliding-gear transmission, designed by Émile Levassor. |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() William Le Baron Jenney |
William Le Baron Jenney (technology) William Le Baron Jenney develops the construction of steel frame skyscrapers in Chicago with the Ludington, Manhattan and Second Leiter Buildings. |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() Copley Medal |
Copley Medal (awards) Copley Medal: Stanislao Cannizzaro |
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30 Nov 1890
![]() Wollaston Medal |
Wollaston Medal (awards) Wollaston Medal for Geology: John Wesley Judd |