Two dwarf galaxies in Orion with low radial velocities.

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Galaxies: Distances, Galaxies: Irregular, Galaxies: Individual: A0554+0728 (Anon 0554+07), Galaxies: Individual: (Anon 0542+0502)

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Two relatively faint (B=15.7 and B=18.4mag, respectively), low velocity (+276 and +322km/s) galaxies were imaged with a CCD in the B, V, I bands. By means of the brightest stars we estimated their distances to be 6.4 and 5.5(+/-2)Mpc, assuming a galactic extinction of 2.7 and 2.9mag, respectively. We note that these isolated irregular dwarfs are located to a high Supergalactic latitude, -63deg, and their low radial velocities may be the result of a retarded expansion along the polar axis of the Local cloud of galaxies.

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