Table 1: K20 relevant numbers.
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a zq stands for "z-quality'': galaxies with secure redshifts have zq=1.

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Article Contents
1 Introduction
2 The K20 survey and its main results
3 Spectroscopic observations and data reduction
4 Redshift determination and spectral features measurement
5 Galaxy spectroscopic classifications
6 Composite spectra
7 Release of the spectroscopic catalogue
8 Evolution of the spectral properties of the K20 spectroscopic sample
9 Conclusions
References
List of tables
List of figures