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Between Little Red Dots and Star-Forming Galaxies: A Sequence in the Optical Continuum Slope
The "Little Red Dots" (LRDs) uncovered by JWST are typically analyzed as a distinct class of objects; however, whether they are separated from ordinary star-forming galaxies by a genuine boundary has not been tested at the population level. Using a sample of $\sim3,500$ galaxies at $3 \lesssim z \le
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