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Hertzsprung–Russell diagram Isotopes, Soddy Alfred Sturtevant makes the first genetic map of a chromosome Gene maps show chromosomes containing linear arranged genes ------------- 7 January 1913 discovery of 738 Alagasta 7 February 1913 discovery of 739 Mandeville 10 February 1913 discovery of 740 Cantabia and 741 Botolphia 23 February 1913 discovery of 742 Edisona 25 February 1913 discovery of 743 Eugenisis 26 February 1913 discovery of 744 Aguntina 1 March 1913 discovery of 745 Mauritia and 746 Marlu 7 March 1913 discovery of 747 Winchester 14 March 1913 discovery of 748 Simeisa 5 April 1913 discovery of 749 Malzovia 28 April 1913 discovery of 750 Oskar and 751 Faina 30 April 1913 discovery of 752 Sulamitis and 753 Tiflis 26 August 1913 discovery of 759 Vinifera 28 August 1913 discovery of 760 Massinga 3 September 1913 discovery of 762 Pulcova 8 September 1913 discovery of 761 Brendelia 23 September 1913 discovery of 767 Bondia 25 September 1913 discovery of 763 Cupido 26 September 1913 discovery of 764 Gedania and 765 Mattiaca 29 September 1913 discovery of 766 Moguntia 4 October 1913 discovery of 768 Struveana 6 October 1913 discovery of 769 Tatjana 31 October 1913 discovery of 770 Bali 21 November 1913 discovery of 771 Libera 19 December 1913 discovery of 772 Tanete and 774 Armor 22 December 1913 discovery of 773 Irmintraud ---- 5 January 1913 Death of Louis-Paul Cailletet 6 April 1913 Birth of Gerald Edward Kron Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA 19 April 1913 Birth of Dorothy Davis Locanthi in East Saint Louis, Illinois, USA 25 November 1913 Death of Robert Stawell Ball, in Cambridge, England 29 November 1913 Birth of Beniamin Egishevich Markarian,in Shulaver, Armenia 31 December 1913 Death of Seth Carlo Chandler 1913 Birth of Roger Wolcott Sperry 1913 Death of Léon Philippe Teisserenc de Bort 1913 Birth of Guillermo Haro 1913 Birth of Hartland S. Snyder --- Nobel Prize Physics Nobel Prize to HEIKE KAMERLINGH-ONNES for his investigations on the properties of matter at low temperatures which led, inter alia to the production of liquid helium. Chemistry to Alfred Werner "in recognition of his work on the linkage of atoms in molecules by which he has thrown new light on earlier investigations and opened up new fields of research especially in inorganic chemistry" Physiology or Medicine to Charles Robert Richet "in recognition of his work on anaphylaxis"
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