FIR extended emission from cold gas and dust in Blue Compact Dwarf   Galaxies: the anomalous cases of POX 186 and UM 461
  FIR observation of BCD galaxies with Herschel has revealed a wealth of new insights in these objects which are thought to resemble high-redshift forming galaxies. Dust and cold gas showed to be colder, in more or less quantities than expected and of uncertain origin. However, not unlike in the local universe, not all the dust or the cold gas is accounted for, making it more challenging. SPICA and its factor 10 to 100 in sensitivity will allow to image the faint extended cold gas/dusty disks in BCDGs in addition to detect faint C and O lines only marginally or not at all detected by Herschel/ 
Vanessa Doublier, Aurelie Remy-Ruyer (SAG2 consortium)
astro-ph.GA