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	Mosaic of AEGIS galaxy images from HST / ACS showing a range of normal galaxy types
	Mosiac of AEGIS galaxy images from HST / ACS showing unusual galaxies
	A spiral galaxy with a central bar feature
	The two main galaxy families: spirals and ellipticals
	A group of galaxies perturbed by gravitational interactions
	A galaxy which has cannibalized another galaxy
	The last phase of a major merger between two galaxies
	A high redshift quasar: the most distant object identified in AEGIS
	Multiwavelenth images of the birth of a "mini-quasar" eight million years ago in X-ray galaxy CXO-J141741.9+522823
	Color composite of a galaxy with radio jets
	Cosmic illusions: strong gravitational lenses in the EGS
	Map of the Extended Groth Strip showing the coverage at various wavelengths
	A schematic map of the Extended Groth Strip showing the scale of the HST / ACS tiles
	A single HST / ACS tile
	How Hubble/ACS color images are made from two black-and-white images
	The AEGIS logo (square)
	The AEGIS logo (banner style)
	AEGIS Members at the Special Display Session of the January 2006 meeting of the American Astronomical Society
	AEGIS Members at the DEEP2 Team Meeting,December 2005