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Distribution of IR-to-radio ratio (qTIR) for SFGs in the Radio Sources Sample (upper row) and fractions of radio-excess AGNs (hosted by SFGs) in all the SFGs of the Radio Sources Sample (bottom row). Upper row: At each redshift bin (from left to right) the qTIR distributions of the GOODS-N field and the COSMOS/UltraVISTA field are shown as the yellow histogram and the violet histogram, respectively. Each dotted curve represents each single-Gaussian model, while the solid curve represents the best-fit model to the entire qTIR distribution. The vertical dashed line corresponds to the peak position of the highest Gaussian component. The vertical black dash-dotted line represents the threshold used in this work to separate SFGs and radio-excess AGNs (which corresponds to qAGN in Fig. 3; see details in Section 4.1). Bottom row: At each redshift bin (from left to right) fractions of the radio-excess AGNs for the GOODS-N field and the COSMOS/UltraVISTA field are shown as the yellow dashed curve and the violet dotted curve, respectively. The parameter fAGN is defined as 1 − NSFG/NTOT, where NSFG represents the height of the highest Gaussian model (the highest dotted curve) at a certain qTIR value, and NTOT represents the height of the entire best-fit model (entire solid curve) at a certain qTIR value. The vertical black dash-dotted line represents the threshold used in this work to separate SFGs and radio-excess AGNs (as in the upper panels).

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