Hubble Space Telescope Morphologies of Local Lyman Break Galaxy Analogs. I. Evidence for Starbursts Triggered by Merging
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David Schiminovich | Timothy M. Heckman | R. Michael Rich | Mark Seibert | Jennifer Lotz | Alessandra Aloisi | D. Schiminovich | G. Kauffmann | B. Madore | T. Heckman | R. Rich | J. Lotz | M. Seibert | A. Aloisi | D. C. Martin | S. Charlot | C. Hoopes | R. Overzier | A. Basu-Zych | D. Christopher Martin | Barry Madore | Guinevere Kauffmann | Antara Basu-Zych | Stephane Charlot | Roderik A. Overzier | Charles Hoopes
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