ALMA uncovers the [C ii] emission and warm dust continuum in a z = 8.31 Lyman break galaxy
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N. Yoshida | K. Mawatari | K. Kohno | H. Matsuo | E. Zackrisson | Y. Taniguchi | Y. Matsuda | B. Hatsukade | Minju M. Lee | Y. Tamura | H. Umehata | K. Ota | T. Hashimoto | A. Inoue | T. Bakx | T. Shibuya | T. Okamoto | I. Shimizu | T. Hashimoto
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