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Table 1

List of observed sources.

On-source time
Source RA Dec σ v a N2H+ (3–2) N2D+ (3–2) # YSOs
(hh:mm:ss) (dd:mm:ss) (km   s-1) (min) (min) within APEX beamsb

MM01 06:41:05.8 +09:34:06 0.59 4.0 23.0 1 (7)c
MM02 06:41:06.3 +09:35:56 0.51 2.3 28.0 1
MM03 06:41:04.2 +09:35:01 0.26 3.3 24.0 1
MM04 06:41:00.3 +09:35:26 0.81 3.3 ... 0 (1)d
MM05 06:40:49.4 +09:34:29 0.42 13.4 24.0 0 (1)d
MM06 06:40:57.9 +09:36:24 0.55 3.3 ... 0 (1)d
MM07 06:41:11.6 +09:35:32 0.59 3.3 17.0 1
MM08 06:41:02.9 +09:34:31 0.34 3.3 31.0 0
MM09 06:41:07.0 +09:33:31 0.55 3.3 ... 1
MM10 06:41:07.7 +09:34:18 0.72 3.3 ... 1
MM11 06:40:47.9 +09:34:42 0.30 13.7 33.0 0
MM12 06:40:51.2 +09:35:24 0.38 8.0 79.0 0 (1)d
MM13 06:41:08.5 +09:35:43 0.89 6.3 ... 1
MM15 06:41:04.6 +09:36:19 0.64 13.7 ... 2

Notes.

(a)

Velocity dispersion from Peretto et al. (2006) derived using N2H+ (1–0) fits.

(b)

Number of protostars located within the APEX HPBW (see Table 2) (Peretto et al. 2006, and references therein), (Teixeira et al. 2006).

(c)

Targeted SMA observations of this core revealed additional compact millimeter sources undetected in the infrared (Teixeira et al. 2007).

(d)

The value in parenthesis corresponds to the number of faint 24 μm sources that have no other wavelength counterpart (and therefore we cannot confirm their protostellar nature).

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