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Figure 1. Distributions of normalized distances to the 70 largest DM haloes with M > 10 13 h −1 M  (left-hand panel), and the 70 largest voids with r void > 4 h −1 Mpc (right-hand panel)
Figure 2. Distributions of IVDs for galaxies out to 20 × r 200 from halo centres (left-hand panel), and galaxies out to 1.4r void from void centres
Figure 4. u − r colour distributions for different large-scale environments (indicated in the figure key) defined with respect to halo (left-hand panel) and void (right-hand panel) centres, using the normalized distance cuts shown in Fig
Figure 5. Red galaxy fractions as a function of distance to haloes (left-hand panel) and voids (right-hand panel) for different local density cuts (blue solid lines)
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