Posted by C on Friday, March 1, 2013 at 7:55am.
No, no no. Listen to the course work and learn.
Hydrogen gas deficiency in spiral galaxies near cluster cores!
The abundance of irregular galaxies across clusters
We see less cluster evolution at larger redshifts
Comparison of emissions from elliptical galaxies in x-ray and optical bands
The abundance of irregular galaxies across clusters
The answer is: Comparison of emissions from elliptical galaxies in x-ray and optical bands!
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