Fig. 2

Left panel: velocity shear,
vshear, versus the mean velocity dispersion,
σmean, for the narrow (systemic) component. Blue,
green, and red dots distinguish, respectively, morphological classes 0 (isolated
disks), 1 (interacting), and 2 (mergers). The distribution of
σmean values is also shown, with the contribution of
the different morphological classes. The 1:1 dot line is shown as reference to
highlight the fact that most of the sources have
vshear > σmean.
Right panel: velocity shift, Δv, between the
broad and narrow components versus the mean velocity dispersion of the broad
component, . The
horizontal dot line indicates the zero velocity shift. Most of the objects have a
blueshifted broad component.
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