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Comparison between H I and optical geometric parameters. Left: Comparison of optical and H I inclinations with purple circles corresponding to optical inclinations obtained by assuming intrinsic thickness of q0 = 0.3, and white circles corresponding to optical inclinations for a razor thin stellar disk. Middle: Difference in optical and H I inclinations with respect to the difference in the optical and H I morphological position angles. Right: Histogram of the cosine values of inclinations obtained from H I in blue and optical in orange. The number in the legend corresponds to the number of galaxies with well constrained inclinations. We note that all six galaxies in the last H I bin to the right show consistency with inclinations down to 0°.

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