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Oxford University Press, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 4(449), p. 3927-3944, 2015

DOI: 10.1093/mnras/stv500

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Morphological Fractions of Galaxies in WINGS Clusters: revisiting the Morphology-Density Paradigm

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Abstract

We present the Morphology-Density and Morphology-Radius relations (T-Sigma and T-R, respectively) obtained from the WINGS database of galaxies in nearby clusters. Aiming to achieve the best statistics, we exploit the whole sample of galaxies brighter than MV=-19.5 (5,504 objects), stacking up the 76 clusters of the WINGS survey altogether. Using this global cluster sample, we find that the T-Sigma relation holds only in the inner cluster regions (R