The galaxy presents a moderately disturbed morphology. The light distribution suggests a central bulge, with a fairly smooth appearance. However, there appears to be a faint extension or tidal feature emanating from the main body, potentially indicating a past or ongoing interaction or merger event. The overall color is somewhat yellow, suggesting an older stellar population, though bluer regions might be present within the extended feature, which could indicate localized star formation. The observed features support it having an intermediate mass, with a moderate rate of star formation. The classification suggests that there is an approximately equal likelihood that this galaxy is a disturbed disk, or a smooth galaxy. There is evidence to suggest that a merger event may be underway, with potentially major disturbance to the galaxy.
