Table 3: Complementary sample of low mass galaxies.
Galaxy l b d Vr M
N2403 149.6 29.3 3.3 227 11.8
N4236 12.3 47.3 3.9 118 11.5
Circinus 311.3 3.7 3.3 268 11.5
N55 332.6 -75.6 1.6 96 11.5
N7793 4.4 -77.1 4.1 230 11.5
N300 299.2 -79.4 2.1 101 11.3
N1569 143.6 11.2 2.4 47 11
N404 126.9 -27.1 3.6 115 10.8
N3109 262.1 23.0 1.3 194 10.5
IC5152 343.8 -50.1 1.7 85 10
SexA,B 240.3 42.0 1.4 165 10
N6822 25.3 -18.3 0.5 45 10
N1311 264.2 -52.6 3.1 425 9.8
IC1613 129.7 -60.5 0.7 -155 9.8
WLM 75.8 -73.6 0.9 -65 9.7
VIIZw403 127.8 37.3 4.5 50 9.6
SagDIG 21.0 -16.5 1.1 7 9.1
PegDIG 94.7 -43.5 0.8 -22 8.9
LeoA 196.8 52.4 0.7 -18 8.8
DDO210 34.0 -31.3 0.9 -24 8.7
DDO155 310.8 76.9 1.5 183 8.6
Phoenix 272.0 -68.9 0.4 -34 7.7
This sample is added to the sample of Table 2. The effect of these galaxies can be considered as a perturbation. The coordinates l and b are in $^{\circ}$, the distances d are in Mpc (as in the previous table we omit the uncertainties on the distances and velocities), the radial velocity Vr is in km s-1, and the galaxy masses are in solar units. They are expressed as $\log M$.

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