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Dark Matter-Baryon Separability Predicts the Dynamics of an Almost-Dark Galaxy
We extend the Dark Matter-Baryon Separability Condition to show that the same framework developed for dark matter deficient galaxies naturally admits a conjugate branch describing preferential baryonic depletion. Using the recently discovered almost-dark galaxy TTT J1237327+143535 as a worked exampl
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