Table 1 (remarks)

No.	Remarks
173
174	Smaller galaxy very condensed.
175	Can see connection only 2/3 way to SE galaxy. (18)(44)
176	Companion galaxy very condensed.
177	Very small plume comes off comp. galaxy opposite larger.
178	Ring off center, broad ejected plume from condensation in ring.
179	Condensed offset center.
180	South arm kinks back, thin filament connects nuclei.
181	Long faint filament extends westward from south arm.
182	Long straight, very faint filament like bow wave from comp.
183	Three faint patches constitute third arm or filament.
184	Two long straight arms or filaments tangent to NE side of galaxy.
185	Condensed nucleus. Faint outer arms less curved than inner arms.
186	Radio source M04-012 is 44sW, 3' S; 3C121 is 38s W, 17' S.
187	Radio source M05-10 is 6' N. Faint filament points to dense nucleus. Possible fainter filament toward compact galaxy to NW.
188	VV position. Disturbance inside W arm, filament may originate there. (44)
189	Radio source near tail apparently not associated. (44)
190	Filament seems to originate from stellar image; no spectra available.
191	Acute bend in link between galaxies; plumes from stellar-like images.
192	Diffuse faint arms off both sides, spike comes from stellar companion.
193	Faint straight outer spikes, hard knots in main body. (23)
194	Outer material connected by thin filament to very hard nucleus.
195	Absorption edge on connection to nucleus.
196	Nucleus out of plane of ring! Attachment to companion.
197	Straight filament off one end of bar, kink at end of filament.
198	Spike points toward small nucleus; no spectra available.
199	Spirals appear disturbed.
200	Splash appearance on W side of galaxy points to low S.B. comp. 7' S.
201	VV connection between galaxies not seen here or on Survey prints.
202	Faint tail from smaller galaxy.
203	Faint plumes coming off both ends of bar.
204
205
206
207
208
209	Chaotic with loops.
210	Much absorption, resolution into stars.
211	Resolution into stars. Diameter about 0'.3 x 0'.5.
212	Narrow chaotic absorption tubes across one end.
213	Faint straight absorption lanes lead toward nucleus, become triple.
214	Barred spiral, sharp nucleus, narrow absorption lanes through center. (3)(25)
215	Diffuse outer arms. (25)
216	Patches north of disturbed spiral, emission strong. (25)

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