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DIISC-VII: Linking Radial Gas Motions to Anomalously Low Metallicity Star-forming Regions in the XUV Disk of NGC 3344
We present evidence connecting anomalously low-metallicity regions to radial gas inflows in the extended ultraviolet (XUV) disk of the galaxy NGC 3344. Anomalously low-metallicity H II regions are hypothesized to result from the accretion of metal-poor gas, but a direct link between gas flows and lo
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