Fig. 8

Overall morphological sample (136 objects) in Gini-M20 space, morphologically subdivided into ellipticals (red circles and purple triangles), disks (blue squares and green stars) and peculiars (black crosses). The black line represents the cut applied to the unambiguously classified galaxies (blue squares and red circles) finally dividing the whole sample into late type galaxies (upper left corner) and early type galaxies (lower right corner). Objects classified as peculiar are included in the respective subsample. Note that we use this quantitative criterion throughout our morphological analysis.
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