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Globular cluster systems in nearby dwarf galaxies I HST/ACS observations and dynamical properties of globular clusters at low environmental density

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Table 1. Summary of target sample. The table shows the number of morphological galaxy types observed in each program and the total sample
Table 2. General properties of studied dwarf galaxies.
Table 3. GC candidate properties. (The full version of this table is available online).
Figure 1. HST/ACS colour composite images of the dwarf galaxies pre- pre-sented in this study
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