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View of a Perseus cluster dwarf galaxy (EDwC-0120 in Marleau et al. 2025, and R84 in Janssens et al. 2024) as seen by the VIS and NISP instruments on board Euclid (in IE, YE, JE, and HE) by HST/ACS (in F814W) and by CFHT/MegaCAM (in r). The galaxy seems to host several GCs, which appear as point sources on top of the galaxy, as well as a NSC in the centre of the diffuse component. The brightest object projected near the centre of the galaxy could be a foreground star or a massive GC destined to merge with the already existing NSC.

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