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	J/AJ/146/45	3066		Spectroscopy of 6 early-type galaxies (Rusli+, 2013) ReadMe+ftp 2013AJ....146...45R Similar Catalogs profile/velocity
	J/AJ/146/45/table1		^(c)The sample (10 rows)
	J/AJ/146/45/table5		The long-slit kinematics of NGC 1374 (9 rows)
	J/AJ/146/45/table6		The long-slit kinematics of NGC 6861 (15 rows)
	J/AJ/146/45/table7		The VIRUS-W kinematics of NGC 3091: four quadrants (100 rows)
	J/AJ/146/45/table8		The VIRUS-W kinematics of NGC 3091: the folded quadrant (25 rows)
	J/AJ/146/45/table9		The VIRUS-W kinematics of NGC 5328 (46 rows)
	J/AJ/146/45/table10		The kinematics of NGC 4751 derived from WiFeS data (108 rows)
	J/AJ/146/45/table11		The kinematics of NGC 5516 derived from WiFeS data (88 rows)
	J/AJ/146/45/table12		The kinematics of NGC 4751: the folded quadrant (54 rows)
	J/AJ/146/45/table13		The kinematics of NGC 5516: the folded quadrant (44 rows)
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If the access to catalogues with VizieR was helpful for your research work,the following acknowledgment would be appreciated: This research has made use of the VizieR catalogue access tool, CDS, Strasbourg, France (DOI: 10.26093/cds/vizier). The original description of the VizieR service was published in A&AS 143, 23