UV and Hα HST Observations of Six GASP Jellyfish Galaxies
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D. Calzetti | M. Radovich | M. Verheijen | C. Scarlata | S. Tonnesen | A. Zanella | J. Fritz | A. Werle | D. Bettoni | B. Poggianti | B. Vulcani | A. Moretti | M. Gullieuszik | A. Omizzolo | S. McGee | A. Franchetto | C. Bellhouse | M. Mingozzi | Eric Giunchi | Y. Jaff'e | E. Giunchi
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