LEO P: HOW MANY METALS CAN A VERY LOW MASS, ISOLATED GALAXY RETAIN?
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R. Giovanelli | J. Salzer | M. Haynes | E. Adams | A. Dolphin | E. Skillman | J. Cannon | D. Berg | K. Rhode | K. McQuinn
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