Four examples of dwarf galaxies apparently undergoing mass loss are discussed. All have an Hα morphology suggesting a minor axis flow. This is supported by velocity field measurements in three cases. All also have at least one compact central object, probably a young star cluster, apparently powering the flow. Some implications of these results are briefly discussed.
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