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Table A.1:

Summary of features useful for spectral classification between O4 and B9 in the 6300-9000 Å range.

Feature
From To Maximum Comments
Paschen lines O4 B9 >B9 Number of lines seen depends on temperature and luminosity
        Shape of lines correlates with luminosity
He I 6678, 7065 Å O4 $\sim$B7 V, B9 I B2  
He I 8847, 8777, 8583 Å O8-9 B3 V, B6 I B2 strength depends on luminosity
He II 6683 Å O4 O7 V, O9 I O4 blended with He I 6678 Å
He II 8283 Å O4 O9 I-V O4 inside telluric band
C III 8500 Å $\sim$O6 B0.5 O9 lower limit not well determined
C II 6578, 6582 Å B0.7 B6 III, B8 I B3 rarely seen in dwarfs
C II 7231, 7236 Å O9.7 I B2 I B1 emission features only in luminous SGs
        inside telluric band
O I 8446 Å B2 V B1.5 I B9 >B9 strong dependence on luminosity
O I 7774 Å B3 V B1 I B9 >B9 strong dependence on luminosity
Si II 6347, 6371 Å B2 I B9 B8 tabulated by Lennon et al. (1993) in SGs
Si IV 6668, 6701 Å - O9 ? emission lines in SGs; lower limit not determined
N I 8680-86, 8703-18 Å B3 I-II B9 I-II >B9 not seen in III-V
N II 6482, 6610 Å B1 I B3 I B2 only strong in Ia SGs
Ne I 6402 Å B1 I B9 I B4-5 tabulated by Lennon et al. (1993) in SGs


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