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LINQ to SQL return datatype of a join

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Language Integrated Query - LINQ

Hi experts,

I'm learning the nice features of LINQ to SQL right now. But I have trouble with the datatypes.
What is the datatype of the variable participant in my LINQ statement below?

I know that the return type holds the three types part, partDist and partTrav. But if I want to pass participant as a parameter to a method, which signature would that method have to have?

Thanks

         
             var participant = 
(from part in ldc.Participant
 join distris in ldc.Distributor on part.DistriID equals distris.ID into partDist
 join ti in ldc.TravelInfo on part.TravelInfoID equals ti.ID into partTrav
 where part.ID == Int32.Parse(requestId)
 select new { part, partDist, partTrav }).Single();

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