Neutral hydrogen surveys have revealed the existence of dark and almost-dark structures around nearby galaxies and in local groups and clusters. Understanding these structures will give us insights into how hydrogen cycles in and out of galaxies in different environments and will help us to understand the occupancy of low-mass dark matter subhalos.
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