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The assembly history of NGC 1365 through chemical archaeology
Galaxies build through infalling gas and galaxy mergers. Tracking the dynamical history of a galaxy from a single snapshot in time is notoriously difficult. We show that the dynamical history of a galaxy can be tracked using oxygen abundances as archeological tracers. We derive the gas-phase oxygen
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