ATLASGAL – relationship between dense star-forming clumps and interstellar masers
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K. Menten | H. Beuther | M. Thompson | S. Ellingsen | J. Urquhart | S. Billington | D. Eden | T. Moore | S. Leurini | S. Breen | J. Campbell-White | C. König | W.-J. Kim | M. Thompson
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