\begin{table}%t1
\caption{\label{tab:binning}Galaxy distribution in the FDF for the
  redshift intervals used for computing the luminosity function. Note
  that we derive the luminosity function in all redshift bins, but
  exclude the lowest ($z < 0.45$) and highest redshift bin ($z >
  5.01$) from our analysis of the luminosity function evolution, since
  the lowest redshift bin corresponds to a too small volume while the
  $z>5.01$ bin suffers from incompleteness.}
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\begin{tabular}{c|cr}
\hline\hline
Redshift &  Number     & Fraction\\
interval & of galaxies & of galaxies\\
\hline
 0.00$-$0.45  &    808 & 14.54\%    \\
 0.45$-$0.81  &    998 & 17.96\%    \\
 0.81$-$1.11  &    885 & 15.92\%    \\
 1.11$-$1.61  &    898 & 16.16\%    \\
 1.61$-$2.15  &    504 &  9.07\%    \\
 2.15$-$2.91  &    746 & 13.42\%    \\
 2.91$-$4.01  &    549 &  9.88\%    \\
 4.01$-$5.01  &    150 &  2.70\%    \\
 $>$$5.01$       &    18  &  0.32\%    \\
Unknown       &    2   &  0.04\%    \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\end{table}