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Where M$_{\rm 20}$ is the 2nd order moment of the brightest 20~per~cent of pixels, and G is the Gini coefficient. In the case of gas-poor galaxies like our sample, a galaxy will be above the threshold if it is currently merging or has merged in the last 0.2~Gyr \citep{LOTZ11}. 4 of the BCGs in the sample are merging. The relevant kinematic and photometric results of \citet{JIMMY13} are presented in Table \ref{tab:kin}.
\begin{table}
\begin{minipage}{0.85\linewidth}\label{sec:phot}
\caption{Kinematic properties of BCGs and their companions from \citet{JIMMY13}. Seven of the BCGs are slow rotating (SR) and two are fast rotating (FR). Four of the BCGs show photometric signs of merging.}
\begin{tabular}{lccccc}
\label{tab:kin}
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1048C& 0.074 &10.54&1.24&y&FR\\
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\caption{Kinematic properties of BCGs and their companions from \citet{JIMMY13}. Seven of the BCGs are slow rotating (SR) and two are fast rotating (FR). Four of the BCGs show photometric signs of merging.}
\end{tabular}\\
\end{minipage}
\end{table}