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Giant Low-Surface Brightness Galaxies in the Global Picture of Galaxy Formation and Evolution
Giant low-surface brightness galaxies (gLSBGs) challenge standard merger-driven galaxy assembly models due to their large, dynamically cold disks, with radii often larger than 100~kpc and dynamical masses exceeding ${\sim}10^{12}$~\Ms. We identify $60$ gLSBGs, including a volume-complete subsample o
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