ALMA observations reveal ram-pressure stripping in five galaxies at z=2.51, the most distant confirmed instances, indicating environmental gas removal in a protocluster.
Wang, et al., Discovery of a Galaxy Cluster with a Violently Starbursting Core at z = 2.506
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