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Table 5

Class II objects detected by Herschel in the Lupus clouds.

Object RAJ2000 DecJ2000 AV (mag) SpT Type (Spitzer**) Type (this work) Referencesr

Lupus I

Sz65 15:39:27.8 –34:46:17.1 1.0 M0 H H 2
Sz66v 15:39:28.3 –34:46:18.0 2.0 M3 H H 2
Sz68 15:45:12.9 –34:17:30.6 1.5 K2 H H 2
Sz69 15:45:17.4 –34:18:28.3 4.0 M1 W W 2

Lupus III

SSTc2dJ160703.9-391112 16:07:03.8 –39:11:11.3 2.2 M5.5 H 1
Sz90 16:07:10.1 –39:11:03.3 5.0* K8 W H 2, 5
Sz91 16:07:11.6 –39:03:47.5 1.0 M0.5 T T 2
Sz95 16:07:52.3 –38:58:05.9 1.0 M1.5 W W 2
Sz96 16:08:12.6 –39:08:33.5 1.4 M2 H W 1
2MASSJ1608149 16:08:14.9 –38:57:14.6 7.0* M4.7 H T 3, 5
Sz98 16:08:22.5 –39:04:46.5 2.5 K5 H H 1
Sz100 16:08:25.8 –39:06:01.2 1.2 M4.5 H H 1
Sz102 16:08:29.7 –39:03:11.0 2.5 K2 H 1
Sz103 16:08:30.3 –39:06:11.2 1.0 M4.5 H H 1
Sz104 16:08:30.8 –39:05:48.9 0.7 M5.5 H H 1
HR5999 16:08:34.3 –39:06:18.2 1.0* A7 H W 2, 5
RXJ1608.6-3922 16:08:36.2 –39:23:02.5 3.0* K6 H 4, 5
Sz108B 16:08:42.9 –39:06:14.4 0.8 M5.5 W W 1
Sz110 16:08:51.6 –39:03:17.7 0.2 M3 H H 1
Sz111 16:08:54.6 –39:37:43.1 0.0 M1.5 T T 2
Sz112j 16:08:55.5 –39:02:33.9 1.0 M4 W W 2
SSTc2dJ160901.4-392512 16:09:01.4 –39:25:11.9 0.6 M3.5 H H 1
Sz114j 16:09:01.9 –39:05:12.4 1.3 M4 H H 1
Sz117 16:09:44.4 –39:13:30.1 1.0 M2 H W 2
Sz118j 16:09:48.7 –39:11:16.9 2.6 K7 H H 1
SSTc2dJ161029.6-392215 16:10:29.6 –39:22:14.5 0.0 M5.5 H T 1
Sz123 16:10:51.6 –38:53:13.8 0.0 M3 W T 2

Lupus IV

SSTc2dJ160002.4-422216 16:00:02.4 –42:22:14.6 2.0* M3.5 H H 1, 5
IRAS15567-4141j 16:00:07.4 –41:49:48.4 2.0 M6.5 W W 1
Sz130j 16:00:31.1 –41:43:36.9 0.60 M2 H W 1
F403j 16:00:44.5 –41:55:31.0 2.0 K0 W H 2
Sz131j 16:00:49.4 –41:30:03.9 0.0 M2 H H 2
SSTc2dJ160111.6-413730v 16:01:11.5 –41:37:29.9 0.0 M8.5 W W 1
Sz133j 16:03:29.4 –41:40:01.8 10.0* K2 H H 1

Notes. The object types are higher than the median infrared excess (H), weaker (W), and transitional disk candidates (T). See text for details.

(r)

References for the spectral type and AV: (1) Mortier et al. (2011); (2) Comerón (2008); (3) Allen et al. (2007); (4) Krautter et al. (1997); and (5) this work.

(j)

The objects marked with j presented potential small extended emission at J-band. Nevertheless, all of them have spectroscopic confirmation of being young stellar objects.

(v)

These objects were missed by our detection method and were detected in the visual inspection.

(*)

Extinction values denoted with an asterisk indicate that they were computed in this work either because they were not available in the literature or the ones found did not provide appropriate fits to the model photospheres.

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