Evidence for TP-AGB Stars in High-Redshift Galaxies, and Their Effect on Deriving Stellar Population Parameters
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A. Cimatti | C. Maraston | M. Dickinson | C. Papovich | A. Renzini | E. Daddi | A. Pasquali | C. Papovich | N. Pirzkal | A. Pasquali | N. Pirzkal | M. Dickinson
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