Globular cluster formation and evolution in the context of cosmological galaxy assembly: open questions

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Some open questions on globular cluster formation and evolution in cosmological galaxy assembly, are discussed in https://t.co/x2JrkgqUIe | #ProcA https://t.co/ZWAd0xXFPS

Some open questions on globular cluster formation and evolution in cosmological galaxy assembly, are discussed in https://t.co/x2JrkgqUIe | #ProcA https://t.co/G1A69B7PBJ

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Some open questions on globular cluster formation and evolution in cosmological galaxy assembly, are discussed in https://t.co/x2JrkgqUIe | #ProcA https://t.co/MtDHSrZyeW

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