Two different measures of properties of the UV continuum counterparts of the LAEs (measured in the HST photometry) compared to the rest-frame EW of the Lyman α line. Top panel: axis ratio over EW₀, bottom panel: effective radius (in physical kpc) over EW₀. As in Fig. 13, the black dots show the median values in bins of Δ(log₁₀(EW₀)) = 0.2, indicated by the widths of their error bars in x-direction with the first and last quartiles of the values in each bin indicated by the y-axis error bar. However, for these two plots, objects with a UV continuum counterpart consisting of only one component are shown as filled dots, objects with multiple components are shown in empty dots. For the latter, the brightest component was used to measure the size and axis ratio. The histograms show again the higher EW₀ (green) and lower EW₀ (blue) half of the sample, the axis ratio in bins of 0.1, and the effective radius in bins of 0.2.