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No.
Remarks
87
Position of larger member. Arm appears wrapped around cylindrical
comp.
88
Incipient spiral in arm.
89
Position of larger spiral. Absorption lanes in comp. Diffuse arm
extends beyond comp.
90
N opposite tab mark on picture. Absorption lanes around comp.(35)
91
N at top of picture. Broad pec. arm to comp., then absorption:
faint extension from comp.
92
Very faint connection shows better in red.
93
Long faint plume bifurcates from arm, E comp. in other
arm. Suggested rotation of axis of spiral.
94
Comp. on edge of large, very faint loop extending opposite
galaxy. Light line E-W is plate defect. (25)
95
Star-like condensation in spiral. Connection to E galaxy inferred,
not seen.
96
Faint diffuse counter arm, and arm leading to companion.
97
98
High surface brightness S inside spiral, similar to 96.
99
Connection not seen, but note difference in arms toward and away
from E galaxy. Note also material between West spiral and E galaxy.
100
Radio source M00-11 is 1m.6 E.
101
102
VV position wrong. Note loop E side of spiral; diffuse, very faint
connection to E galaxy.
103
Incomplete connection, blue knots in southern member.(18)(43)(45)
104
Known as Keenan's system. (32) (44)
105
Supernova found in disk of spiral. (5)(44)(45)(46)
106
107
Double arm leads to E gal., diffuse material out other side of E galaxy.
108
Third arm leads toward E companion.
109
110
Arm bent at root.
111
E galaxy apparently bending arm at root.
112
113
114
Sprial somewhat pec., may be perturbed. See No. 25.
115
Object slightly S of northern gal. is just perceptibly non-stellar.
116
Absorption heavier on spiral side away from E galaxy.
117
Flattening of spiral's nucleus appears to be in different plane
than arms.
118
Arms and loops seem attracted to E galaxy.
119
Some material seems attracted, some repelled.
120
E galaxy breaking up a spiral. (19)(25)(30)
121
E galaxy warping spiral.
122
Herc. cluster. (3)
123
Faint parallel feature on opposite side from S0 galaxy.
124