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Radial profiles of the intensity of the SFR or the SFR surface density. The dotted grey line marks the mean SFR density in the Milky Way (Licquia & Newman 2015). Top: stacked radial profiles by morphological type. Bottom: stacked radial profiles in bins of morphology and mass. The reason why the profiles that belong to early types are cut in their inner regions is because of the masking: the spaxels in their centre did not have recent star formation, or it was not significant enough (it did not surpass the limit of the 3.4% contribution in light). See Fig. 6 for more details.

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