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Table B.5

Overview of literature data for galaxies with composite or AGN source classification used for the SFR calibrations presented in this paper.

Source Ref log LTIR log SFR
[Mpc] [log  L⊙] [log M⊙ yr-1]
NGC 0660 13.2 1 10.53 0.70
NGC 1266 32.8 1 10.55 0.73
NGC 4278 10.8 1 8.59 −1.24
NGC 4293 18.9 1 9.74 −0.09
NGC 4651 18.7 1 9.87 0.04
NGC 4698 18.7 1 9.00 −0.83
NGC 6221 21.6 1 10.80 0.98
NGC 6810 28.2 1 10.70 0.88
NGC 7217 17.8 1 9.83 0.003
NGC 449 71.9 1 10.74 0.91
Mrk 573 77.5 1 10.58 0.76
NGC 1052 22.5 1 9.30 –0.52
NGC 1326 18.8 1 9.95 0.12
IC 356 18.1 1 9.85 0.02
IC 450 85.0 1 10.66 0.83
NGC 3705 18.9 1 9.75 –0.07
NGC 4102 18.9 1 10.71 0.88
NGC 4314 17 1 9.53 –0.30
VCC 857 17 1 9.17 –0.65
NGC 4414 17 1 10.45 0.62
VCC 1003 17 1 9.31 –0.52
VCC 1043 17 1 9.60 –0.23
VCC 1110 17 1 9.32 –0.51
NGC 4486 17 1 9.00 –0.82
VCC 1727 17 1 9.78 –0.05
NGC 5643 18.8 1 10.38 0.56
I Zw 92 173.2 1 11.20 1.37
NGC 5866 17.1 1 9.79 –0.04
NGC 5953 36.8 1 10.64 0.82
NGC 6217 26.6 1 10.39 0.57
NGC 6574 39.0 1 10.84 1.01
NGC 6764 41.2 1 10.57 0.75
Mrk 509 157.2 1 11.25 1.42
NGC 6958 39.5 1 9.82 –0.003
IC 5063 51.0 1 10.88 1.06
IC 1459 22.3 1 9.12 –0.71
NGC 1365 18.8 2 11.09 1.26
NGC 3783 42.9 2 10.27 0.45
NGC 4051 18.9 2 9.63 –0.19
NGC 4151† 22.6 2 9.95 0.12
NGC 4593 44.0 2 10.34 0.50
NGC 5033 20.8 2 10.44 0.61
NGC 5506 32.0 2 10.44 0.61
NGC 7469† 74.2 2 11.70 1.88
IC 4329A† 72.0 2 10.59 0.76
Cen A 5.5 2 9.98 0.16
Circinus 4.7 2 10.39 0.57
NGC 1068† 16.0 2 11.26 1.43
NGC 1275† 79.0 2 11.19 1.37
NGC 1386 18.8 2 9.89 0.07
NGC 7314† 20.4 2 9.61 −0.21
NGC 7582† 19.6 2 10.82 1.00
Mrk 3† 60.8 2 10.60 0.77
IRAS F18325−5926 90.0 2 10.89 1.06
UGC 5101* 180.8 2 12.17 2.35
Mrk 231*† 193.9 2 12.62 2.79
Mrk 273*† 173.0 2 12.36 2.53
NGC 6240*† 112.3 2 12.01 2.19
IRAS F23365+3604*† 301.1 2 12.37 2.55
IRAS F15250+3609* 257.0 2 12.19 2.37
IRAS F12112+0305* 342.7 2 12.48 2.65
IRAS F13120−5453* 141.6 2 12.47 2.64
IRAS F14348−1447* 390.3 2 12.60 2.77
IRAS F05189−2524*† 196.6 2 12.25 2.43
IRAS F08572+3915* 270.7 2 12.34 2.52
NGC 3079 22.73 2 10.95 1.13
M82 center 5.8 2 11.28 1.45
IRAS F07251−0248*b 277.6 2 12.47 2.65
IRAS F19542−1110*c 292.0 2 12.21 2.39
NGC 4418† 31.9 2 11.26 1.43
Arp 220*† 81.4 2 12.46 2.64
IRAS F14378−3651* 318.9 2 12.33 2.51
Mrk 334 99.2 3 11.16 1.34
IRAS00199−7426* 459.9 3 12.37 2.55
E12−G21 150.7 3 11.10 1.25
IRAS F00456−2904SW* 531.1 3 12.26 2.44
MCG−03−04−014 160.0 3 11.67 1.85
NGC 454 54.8 3 10.31 0.49
ESO 353−G020 71.7 3 11.13 1.31
IRAS F01364−1042 222.5 3 11.85 2.03
NGC 788 61.2 3 10.21 0.39
Mrk 590 111.6 3 10.74 0.92
UGC 01845 70.3 3 11.17 1.35
IC 1816 76.2 3 10.56 0.74
NGC 973 73.1 3 10.51 0.69
IRAS F02437+2122 105.6 3 11.22 1.40
UGC 02369 142.3 3 11.67 1.85
Mrk 1066 53.9 3 10.97 1.15
IRAS F03217+4022 106.1 3 11.37 1.55
Mrk 609 157.7 3 11.44 1.62
IRAS F03359+1523 161.9 3 11.62 1.80
IRAS F03450+0055 141.3 3 11.09 1.27
IRAS 04103−2838* 568.4 3 12.25 2.43
IRAS 04114−5117* 607.5 3 12.29 2.47
ESO 420−G013 53.5 3 11.15 1.33
3C120 150.7 3 11.23 1.41
ESO 203−IG001 245.0 3 11.90 2.08
MCG−05−12−006 84.9 3 11.24 1.42
Ark120 149.3 3 11.07 1.25
IRAS F05187−1017 128.8 3 11.33 1.50
2MASXJ05580206−3820043 154.9 3 11.23 1.41
IRAS F06076−2139 171.3 3 11.68 1.86
IRAS 06301−7934* 775.2 3 12.41 2.59
IRAS 06361−6217* 792.6 3 12.46 2.63
NGC 2273 31.6 3 10.35 0.53
UGC 03608 96.9 3 11.24 1.42
IRAS F06592−6313 104.2 3 11.24 1.42
Mrk 9 183.1 3 11.20 1.37
IRAS 07598+6508* 734.1 3 12.56 2.74
Mrk 622 105.2 3 10.77 0.95
ESO 60−IG016 209.6 3 11.77 1.95
Mrk 18 49.9 3 10.22 0.40
MCG−01−24−012 88.6 3 10.43 0.61
Mrk 705 132.9 3 10.75 0.93
IRAS F10038−3338 156.3 3 11.74 1.92
NGC 3393 56.2 3 10.47 0.65
ESO 319−G022 74.0 3 11.07 1.25
IRAS12018+1941* 841.8 3 12.55 2.73
UGC 07064 113.5 3 11.09 1.27
NGC 4507 53.0 3 10.74 0.92
PG1244+026 222.5 3 11.05 1.23
ESO 507−G070 98.3 3 11.51 1.69
NGC 4941 7.1 3 8.87 –0.95
ESO 323−G077 70.3 3 11.03 1.21
MCG−03−34−064 74.4 3 11.19 1.37
IRAS F13279+3401 107.9 3 10.53 0.71
M−6−30−15 34.5 3 10.04 0.22
IRAS 13342+3932* 900.9 3 12.49 2.67
IRAS F13349+2438* 517.1 3 12.35 2.53
NGC 5347 40.9 3 10.26 0.44
OQ+208 360.6 3 11.72 1.90
NGC 5548 77.6 3 10.68 0.86
Mrk 1490 116.7 3 11.37 1.55
PG1426+015 410.0 3 11.55 1.73
PG1440+356 367.6 3 11.57 1.75
NGC 5728 47.0 3 10.77 0.95
NGC 5793 52.1 3 10.72 0.90
IRAS 15001+1433* 809.5 3 12.52 2.70
IRAS 15225+2350* 681.6 3 12.21 2.39
Mrk 876* 628.6 3 12.01 2.19
IRAS F16164−0746 106.5 3 11.62 1.80
Mrk 883 173.2 3 11.01 1.19
IRAS 16334+4630* 965.2 3 12.49 2.67
ESO 069−IG006 213.9 3 11.98 2.16
IRAS F16399−0937N 122.7 3 11.55 1.73
IRAS 17044+6720* 660.3 3 12.21 2.39
IRAS 17068+4027* 899.3 3 12.44 2.62
IRAS F17132+5313 235.4 3 11.94 2.12
ESO 138−G027 94.1 3 11.41 1.59
CGCG 141−034 85.9 3 11.18 1.36
IC 4734 70.3 3 11.35 1.53
IRAS18443+7433* 658.7 3 12.37 2.55
ESO 140−G043 63.9 3 10.65 0.83
H1846−786 348.3 3 11.46 1.64
ESO 593−IG008 224.9 3 11.94 2.12
ESO−141−G055 169.9 3 11.11 1.29
ESO 339−G011 86.8 3 11.18 1.36
IRAS 20037−1547* 971.4 3 12.66 2.84
NGC 6860 67.1 3 10.44 0.62
NGC 7213 24.5 3 10.10 0.28
ESO 602−G025 113.5 3 11.39 1.57
UGC 12138 113.5 3 10.82 1.00
UGC 12150 96.9 3 11.38 1.56
ESO 239−IG002 197.7 3 11.85 2.03
Zw453.062 113.9 3 11.41 1.59
NGC 7603 134.3 3 10.90 1.08
ESO 339−G011 87.7 4 11.00 1.18
NGC 6926 89.5 4 10.34 0.52
ESO 343−IG013_N 86.8 4 10.86 1.04
CGCG 448−020_E 168.5 4 11.78 1.96
CGCG 448−020c 168.5 4 10.66 0.84
IC 1623B 91.8 4 11.47 1.65
IC 2810b 158.1 4 11.27 1.45
NGC 4922 108.4 4 11.28 1.46
CGCG 011−0767 114.4 4 11.26 1.44
IRAS23436+5257 158.6 4 11.54 1.72
ESO 264−G036 96.0 4 10.97 1.15
NGC 5135 62.1 4 11.33 1.51
MCG−03−34−064 75.3 4 10.85 1.03
IRAS08355−4944 119.0 4 11.39 1.57
ESO 203−IG001 252.2 4 11.91 2.09
IRAS12116−5615 125.0 4 11.63 1.81
IRASF06076−2139 175.1 4 11.67 1.85
NGC 2342b 80.4 4 11.02 1.20
NGC 2388b 62.6 4 9.93 0.11
NGC 2623 84.5 4 11.71 1.89
CGCG 142−034_W 85.4 4 10.44 0.62
UGC 04881_E 185.0 4 11.58 1.76
MCG+02−20−003_N 74.0 4 11.07 1.25
NGC 1961 59.4 4 9.66 –0.16
ESO 432−IG006_E 73.5 4 10.75 0.93
NGC 2369 49.0 4 11.11 1.29
IRASF06592−6313 105.2 4 11.34 1.52
IRASF17132+5313 242.1 4 11.75 1.93
VV414_E 115.3 4 11.01 1.19
ESO 60−IG016 218.7 4 11.67 1.86
IRASF10173+0828 233.0 4 11.89 2.07
NGC 5256 128.3 4 11.30 1.48
MCG+08−18−013 119.5 4 11.35 1.53
ESO 077−IG014_E 195.4 4 11.68 1.86
NGC 7592_W 112.1 4 10.32 0.50
NGC 7674 133.9 4 11.24 1.42
IRASF12224−0624 121.3 4 11.41 1.59
IC 0860 50.3 4 11.08 1.26
ESO 239−IG002 202.5 4 11.90 2.08
NGC 7591 75.3 4 11.07 1.25
MCG−01−60−022 106.5 4 11.12 1.30
IRASF01364−1042 228.7 4 11.86 2.04
NGC 34 89.5 4 11.50 1.68
ESO 319−G022 74.4 4 11.01 1.19
IC 5298 126.4 4 11.54 1.72
Arp86_N 77.6 4 9.94 0.12
NGC 5734_N 62.1 4 10.78 0.96
NGC 5734_S 62.1 4 10.43 0.61
NGC 5990 58.0 4 10.81 0.99
NGC 0232_E 101.5 4 10.75 0.93
NGC 77714_W 64.8 4 10.21 0.39
ESO 420−G013 53.9 4 10.98 1.16
MCG+05−06−036_N 156.7 4 10.98 1.16
CGCG 436−030 144.6 4 11.67 1.85
IIIZw035† 128.8 4 11.66 1.84
NGC 6156† 49.0 4 10.57 0.75
NGC 0838_W 58.0 4 10.53 0.71
NGC 0958 87.2 4 10.00 0.18
NGC 0877_S 58.9 4 10.34 0.52
NGC 0877_N 58.9 4 9.98 0.16
UGC 02608_N 107.0 4 11.25 1.43
IRASF03359+1523 165.2 4 11.59 1.77
NGC 1572 93.2 4 11.39 1.57
IRASF02437+2122 107.0 4 11.26 1.44
ESO 550−IG025a 148.8 4 11.36 1.54
ESO 550−IG025b 148.8 4 11.09 1.27
IC 4687b 79.0 4 10.56 0.74
IC 4687c 79.0 4 10.84 1.02
IC 4518ABa 72.1 4 10.79 0.97
UGC 03094 113.5 4 11.12 1.30
IRASF16399-0937 124.6 4 11.58 1.76
CGCG 141−034 90.4 4 11.19 1.37
CGCG 468−002_W 83.1 4 10.54 0.72
IRAS03582+6012_E 139.0 4 11.13 1.31
ESO 602−G025 115.3 4 11.31 1.49
ESO 453−G005_S 95.0 4 11.36 1.54
AM0702−601_N 145.1 4 11.14 1.32
IRAS 08311−2459* 478.2 5 12.50 2.68
IRAS 11095−0238* 514.1 5 12.28 2.46
IRAS 23230−6926* 514.1 5 12.37 2.55
3C 273* 783.9 5 12.83 3.01
IRAS 06206−6315* 437.6 5 12.23 2.41
Mrk 463 235.9 5 11.79 1.97
IRAS 19254−7245*† 293.8 5 12.09 2.27
IRAS 15462−0450* 478.2 5 12.24 2.42
IRAS 20087−0308* 509.0 5 12.42 2.60
IRAS 13451+1232* 586.6 5 12.32 2.50
IRAS 00188−0856* 623.3 5 12.39 2.57
IRAS 12071−0444* 623.3 5 12.41 2.59
IRAS 03158+4227* 655.0 5 12.63 2.81
IRAS 16090−0139* 655.0 5 12.55 2.73
IRAS 10378+1109* 665.6 5 12.31 2.49
IRAS 07598+6508* 729.8 5 12.50 2.68
IRAS 03521+0028* 751.3 5 12.52 2.70
Mrk 1014* 811.1 5 12.62 2.80

Notes. The first, second, and third columns specify the name of the source, luminosity distance, and reference to the literature work, respectively. The subsequent columns provide the total infrared (8−1000 μm) luminosity and star formation rate, respectively. Asterisks and daggers are the same as in Table B.4.

(a)

Distances for galaxies with redshifts z< 0.01 are obtained from the Nearby Galaxies Catalog (Tully 1988) (if available), while for other galaxies distances are derived from the redshifts reported on NED. For Virgo cluster galaxies, we retrieve distances from the Goldmine database (Gavazzi et al. 2003), based on results reported in Gavazzi et al. (1999). For galaxies with redshifts z ≥ 0.01, the luminosity distances are calculated for a spatially flat cosmology with H0 = 67.3 km s-1 Mpc-1, Ωλ = 0.685 and Ωm = 0.315 (Planck Collaboration XVI 2014).

(b)

IRAS F07251−0248 did not have an optical source classification in Graciá-Carpio et al. (in prep.). By relying on the equivalent width of the 6.2 μm PAH feature (EW (PAH 6.2 μm) = 0.29, Stierwalt et al. 2013), we classify the source as an AGN.

(c)

IRAS F19542−1110 did not have an optical source classification in Graciá-Carpio et al. (in prep.). By relying on the equivalent width of the 6.2 μm PAH feature (EW (PAH 6.2 μm) = 0.09, Stierwalt et al. 2013), we classify the source as an AGN.

Reference. (1) Brauher et al. (2008); (2) Graciá-Carpio et al. (in prep.); (3) Sargsyan et al. (2012); (4) Díaz-Santos et al. (2013); (5) Farrah et al. (2013).

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