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\caption{\label{tab_repro}Asteroids with an effect on the Earth-Mars distance greater than 100 m. } 
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Asteroid name \T \B & Diameter [km] & Density class  & Earth-Mars [m] & Earth-Venus [m] & Earth-Mercury [m] & Prob. [$\%$]\\
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4 Vesta & 468.30 & S & 11455.34 &  164.42 & 323.36 & 100  \\
1 Ceres & 848.40 & S &  7829.72 & 2656.87 & 935.08 & 100  \\
2 Pallas & 498.06 & S &  6612.41 &  977.16 & 379.08 & 100  \\
324 Bamberga & 229.44 & C &  1820.88 &   17.04 &  19.46 & 100  \\
10 Hygiea & 407.12 & C &   806.70 &  132.18 &  61.95 & 100  \\
6 Hebe & 185.18 & S &   691.70 &   54.66 &  21.15 & 100  \\
532 Herculina & 222.38 & S &   660.82 &   24.04 &   6.53 & 100  \\
19 Fortuna & 213.47 & C &   572.41 &   18.53 &   9.37 & 100  \\
51 Nemausa & 147.86 & M &   504.89 &   33.92 &  12.06 & 100  \\
7 Iris & 199.84 & S &   489.73 &   37.20 &  12.85 & 100  \\
9 Metis & 152.70 & S &   364.56 &    4.82 &   1.87 & 100  \\
20 Massalia & 145.50 & S &   285.84 &   20.90 &   7.31 & 100  \\
139 Juewa & 156.60 & C &   281.71 &    5.07 &   2.78 & 100  \\
31 Euphrosyne & 255.90 & C &   279.07 &   18.07 &   7.00 & 100  \\
16 Psyche & 253.16 & S &   264.08 &   38.66 &  13.92 & 100  \\
52 Europa & 302.50 & C &   252.60 &   43.76 &  15.93 & 100  \\
24 Themis & 218.44 & C &   234.96 &    2.07 &   1.25 & 100  \\
63 Ausonia & 103.14 & S &   234.40 &    4.15 &   1.44 & 100  \\
747 Winchester & 171.72 & C &   222.34 &   27.55 &  13.06 & 100  \\
60 Echo &  60.20 & S &   165.80 &    0.15 &   0.15 & 100  \\
78 Diana & 120.60 & C &   157.41 &    1.49 &   0.41 & 100  \\
354 Eleonora & 155.16 & S &   152.73 &    0.37 &   1.88 & 100  \\
41 Daphne & 174.00 & C &   149.44 &    6.11 &   4.25 & 100  \\
3 Juno & 233.92 & S &   145.29 &   15.88 &   5.58 & 100  \\
654 Zelinda & 127.40 & C &   142.71 &   21.79 &  13.53 & 100  \\
5 Astraea & 119.06 & S &   139.25 &   10.29 &   3.93 & 100  \\
18 Melpomene & 140.56 & S &   130.84 &   18.96 &  14.11 & 100  \\
128 Nemesis & 188.16 & C &   128.69 &   17.32 &   7.71 & 100  \\
192 Nausikaa & 103.26 & S &   128.46 &    0.67 &   2.26 & 100  \\
11 Parthenope & 153.34 & S &   115.67 &    5.73 &   3.86 & 100  \\
106 Dione & 146.60 & M &   114.27 &    4.99 &   1.58 & 100  \\
105 Artemis & 119.08 & C &   113.20 &    1.33 &   0.59 & 100  \\
23 Thalia & 107.54 & S &   112.92 &    1.05 &   0.56 & 100  \\
372 Palma & 188.62 & C &   112.84 &    3.79 &   1.58 & 100  \\
29 Amphitrite & 212.22 & S &   106.71 &   43.13 &  13.78 & 100  \\
419 Aurelia & 129.00 & C &   106.21 &    3.20 &   1.23 & 100  \\
15 Eunomia & 255.34 & S &   105.99 &   32.23 &  14.74 & 100  \\
14 Irene & 151.30 & S &   105.39 &   17.53 &   5.98 & 100  \\
48 Doris & 221.80 & C &   105.34 &    1.58 &   0.65 & 98  \\
488 Kreusa & 150.12 & C &   101.99 &    2.48 &   1.18 & 100  \\
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\tablefoot{The last column of the table corresponds for each asteroid to the probability of being removed from the test model during the Monte Carlo experiments. 
{The density classes are assigned according to albedo and do not always correspond to taxonomies.}}
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