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The Discovery of the Chemical Composition — Kinematics Connection in the 1950’s abundance differences reflect differences in age. The high-velocity carbon stars share the molecular peculiarities of the high-velocity oxygen giants but, because of the greater strength of the bands of carbon-containing molecules, exhibit them to a greater degree.

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The Galactic Globular Cluster Systems and short-period Cepheids…it should be pointed out that these same two types of stars were recognized by Oort as early as 1926. Oort showed that the high-velocity stars of our galaxy (our type II) are of a kind quite different from the slow-moving stars (type I) which predominate in the solar neighborhood. ”

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Early-Type Starsotation (V. ≈ 120 km s.). The existence and kinematics of these various classes of early type stars provide insight into the formation of the metal-poor stellar halo of the Galaxy and into the continuing accretion events suffered by our Galaxy.