Figure 12
Scaling relations of NGC 4594 as compared with those of other M★ > 109 M⊙ elliptical, spiral and irregular galaxies. Top: pentagons show the neutral gas to stellar mass content for galaxies of all morphological types with H i detections in the GASS survey (Catinella et al. 2010). Dashed lines show the weighted median and 3 σ limits when non-detections are also included. Middle: specific SFR of galaxies in the KINGFISH sample (Skibba et al. 2011), with different symbols corresponding to different morphological types. Bottom: same as for the middle plot, but for the dust-to-stellar mass ratio. In all three panels, it is obvious that NGC 4594 is a clear outlier of the relations followed by spirals, but not so if the stellar disc is considered as an independent entity (solid symbols).

Scaling relations of NGC 4594 as compared with those of other M > 109 M elliptical, spiral and irregular galaxies. Top: pentagons show the neutral gas to stellar mass content for galaxies of all morphological types with H i detections in the GASS survey (Catinella et al. 2010). Dashed lines show the weighted median and 3 σ limits when non-detections are also included. Middle: specific SFR of galaxies in the KINGFISH sample (Skibba et al. 2011), with different symbols corresponding to different morphological types. Bottom: same as for the middle plot, but for the dust-to-stellar mass ratio. In all three panels, it is obvious that NGC 4594 is a clear outlier of the relations followed by spirals, but not so if the stellar disc is considered as an independent entity (solid symbols).

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