In an extensive study on galaxy evolution through cosmic time, Marko Shuntov presents a plethora of interesting result, including how the total mass of the galaxies' stars and dark matter are related?
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However, as accretion of gas and dark matter begins to slow down after some 1.5–2 billion years, halo growth stagnates while accumulated gas reservoirs keep star formation going.