BULGE GROWTH AND QUENCHING SINCE z = 2.5 IN CANDELS/3D-HST
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H. Ferguson | S. Faber | S. Wuyts | E. Bell | N. Grogin | D. Kocevski | E. McGrath | R. Somerville | G. Brammer | A. Dekel | R. Genzel | I. Momcheva | J. Primack | N. Schreiber | L. Tacconi | D. Lutz | D. Rosario | K. Whitaker | P. Lang | R. Skelton | E. Nelson | P. V. van Dokkum | A. Koekemoer | A. Koekemoer | N. F. Schreiber
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