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Milky Way Near Twins (MWNeTs). I. A Hierarchical Framework for Identifying Candidate Evolutionary Counterparts of the Milky Way
Searches for Milky Way analogues traditionally rely on a limited set of present-day global properties. However, galaxies with similar morphology, stellar mass, star-formation rate, luminosity, and bulge-to-total ratio may have experienced substantially different assembly, secular, nuclear, and envir
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