The properties of SN Ib/c locations
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J. Fynbo | D. Malesani | J. Hjorth | J. Sollerman | B. Milvang-Jensen | Mathew Smith | M. Stritzinger | G. Leloudas | M. Smith | M. Stritzinger | M. Michałowski | A. Gallazzi | J. Fynbo | J. Hjorth
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