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Morphology of void galaxies as a function of void-centric distance. The dashed red vertical line represents the maximum size of the voids if they were spherical. Left: Relative number of early- (6225 galaxies, orange histogram) and late-type (18 839 galaxies, blue histogram) void galaxies. Right: Fraction of early- and late-type galaxies, with their corresponding errors. Early-type galaxies are shown in orange and late-type galaxies in blue. Orange and blue dotted horizontal lines indicate the mean fraction of early- and late-type galaxies, 25.2% and 74.8%, respectively, as presented in Table 1. We use bins of 0.10 r/Rvoid. The fraction of early-type galaxies has been shifted by 0.01 r/Rvoid so that the error bars do not overlap.

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