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Table 1

Source sample.

Object α δ Sν(3.4) Sν(1.3) Other Sp Type L Mass Age rms
(J2000) (J2000) (mJy) (mJy) name (L) (M) (Myr) (mK)

V1146 Sco 15:57:20.0 –23:38:50.0 M0 28
J1603-1751 16:03:23.7 –17:51:42.3 M2 36
AS 205A 16:11:31.4 –18:38:26.0 27.2 450 HBC 254 K5 4.0 67
SR 4 16:25:56.1 –24:20:48.3 4.4 31 AS 206 K5 2.17 1.14 1.1 41
GSS 26 () 16:26:10.3 –24:20:54.9 24.2 125 M0 1.39 0.56 0.5 34
EL 20 16:26:18.9 –24:28:20.2 7.3 50 VSSG 1 M0 0.93 0.62 1.1 54
LFAM 1 16:26:21.7 –24:22:50.8 17.5 250 37
DoAr 24E 16:26:23.4 –24:21:00.7 8.3 70 GSS 31 35
DoAr 25 16:26:23.7 –24:43:14.1 25.0 280 WSB 29 K5 1.43 1.12 2.1 40
EL 24 16:26:24.1 –24:16:14.0 48.8 390 WSB 31 K6 2.58 0.96 0.6 38
EL 27 16:26:45.0 –24:23:08.2 38.7 300 GSS 39 M0 0.78 0.58 1.2 38
WL 18 16:26:49.0 –24:38:25.7 3.1 85 GY 129 K7 0.3 70
SR 24S 16:26:58.5 –24:45:37.1 26.6 530 HBC 262 K2 4.4 78
SR 21 16:27:10.2 –24:19:12.9 4.2 95 EL 30 G3 11.38 1.97 2.2 33
J1627-2451B 16:27:15.1 –24:51:38.8 M2 28
IRS 41 16:27:19.3 –24:28:44.4 6.2 < 60 WL 3 K7 1.61 0.80 0.8 50
CRBR 85 16:27:24.7 –24:41:03.2 1.5 150 1.4 22
YLW 16c 16:27:26.5 –24:39:23.4 6.5 60 GY 262 M1 1.11 0.48 0.5 23
IRS 49 16:27:38.3 –24:36:58.8 4.4 25 GY 308 M0 1.02 0.64 1.0 47
DoAr 33 16:27:39.0 –23:58:19.1 3.7 40 WSB 53 K4 1.81 1.44 2.9 38
WSB 52 16:27:39.5 –24:39:15.9 10.2 51 GY 314 K5 0.95 1.04 4.2 41
IRS 51 16:27:39.8 –24:43:15.0 12.7 110 GY 315 83
Flying Saucer() 16:28:13.7 –24:31:39.1 3 M1 0.14 40
WSB 60 16:28:16.5 –24:36:58.0 15.3 89 YLW 58 M4 0.23 0.20 0.9 31
SR 13 16:28:45.3 –24:28:19.2 10.0 60 HBC 266 37
DoAr 44 16:31:33.5 –24:27:37.7 10.4 105 HBC 268 K3 1.55 1.29 5.1 38
RNO 90 16:34:09.2 –15:48:16.9 7.6 25 HBC 649 G5 10.24 1.87 2.3 31
Wa Oph 6 16:48:45.6 –14:16:36.0 10.3 130 HBC 653 K6 2.32 0.98 0.7 26
AS 209 () 16:49:15.3 –14:22:08.6 17.5 300 HBC 270 K5 2.11 1.18 1.2 24
HD 163296 () 17:56:21.3 –21:57:22.0 A1 2.25 5.0 50

Notes. Sources in upper Scorpius are listed in italics. Sources marked with () are the sources for which CN emission from disk has been detected. The epoch 2000 coordinates are adopted from SIMBAD. Sν is the continuum flux at 3.4 mm and 1.3 mm. Spectral types and luminosities (given for ~130 pc) are taken from Ricci et al. (2010) except for AS 205A (Bast et al. 2011), WL 18 (Andrews et al. 2010), SR 24S (Andrews et al. 2010), CRBR 85 (Pontoppidan et al. 2005), and the Flying Saucer (Grosso et al. 2003). Masses and ages are derived from the tracks reported in Palla & Stahler (1999) using the luminosities and effective temperatures from Ricci et al. (2010).

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