An ALMA survey of submillimetre galaxies in the COSMOS field: The extent of the radio-emitting region revealed by 3 GHz imaging with the Very Large Array

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Table 4

Morphological classification of a subset of 30 target SMGs.

ID	CC^a	TC^b	ZSMC^c	Morphology^d

C9b	disk	disk	...	disk
C12	Irr	disk	...	Irr^e
C18	Irr	...	...	Irr
C19	disk	disk	disk	disk
C22a	disk	disk	disk	disk
C23	disk	disk	...	disk
C25	...	Irr	...	Irr
C28a	disk	disk	...	disk
C36	Irr	Irr	disk	Irr
C44b	ETG	ETG	x^f	ETG
C45	disk	Irr	disk	disk
C47	Irr	disk	...	Irr^e
C48a	disk	disk	...	disk
C51b^g	Irr	disk	disk	disk
C52	Irr	disk	disk	disk
C56	disk	ETG	...	disk^e
C59	Irr	Irr	disk	Irr
C65	Irr	disk	disk	disk
C66	Irr	disk	disk	disk
C67	disk	disk	disk	disk
C84b	Irr	disk	Irr	Irr
C86	ETG	ETG	x^f	ETG
C90c	...	disk	...	disk
C97a^g	Irr	Irr	disk	Irr
C101b	Irr	disk	...	Irr^e
C105	Irr	disk	...	Irr^e
C112	Irr	Irr	...	Irr
C122a	Irr	Irr	disk	Irr
C126^g	Irr	Irr	...	Irr
C127	disk	disk	...	disk

Notes. In the Cassata and Tasca catalogues the term spiral is used instead of disk, the term used in the Zürich catalogue; we adopt the term disk. The term Irr refers to an irregular galaxy, while ETG stands for an early-type galaxy. An ellipsis means that the source was not found in the catalogue (within a search radius of 1″).

^(a)

Cassata’s morphological catalogue (Cassata et al. 2007).

^(b)

Tasca’s morphological catalogue v1.0 (Tasca et al. 2009). This catalogue provides three different morphological classifications, but following the Tasca et al. preference, we employed the class named class₋int.

^(c)

Zürich structure & morphology catalogue v1.0 (Scarlata et al. 2007; Sargent et al. 2007).

^(d)

The adopted morphological classification.

^(e)

See text for details on how the morphology was chosen among the different classifications.

^(f)

The source was found in the Zürich catalogue, but no morphological classification was given.

^(g)

The source was not detected at 3 GHz.

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