Table A.1
Tidal streams found in this work, including previously known features and new discoveries (28 host galaxies), with detection confidence levels (DCL) 3 and 4.
| ID | Galaxy morphology | Distance (Mpc) | log (stellar mass) (M⊙) | DCL | Tags | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NGC 681 | SAB | 33.600 | 10.752 | 4 | S C | This work |
| NGC 718 | SAB | 21.400 | 10.283 | 3 | C E | Very faint arc-like feature to the north plus possible overdensity to the south |
| NGC 936 | SB0 | 20.683 | 10.926 | 3 | C E | Double arc-like feature; hints of warped disk |
| NGC 1055 | SBb | 16.630 | 10.739 | 4 | O | Martínez-Delgado et al. (2010) |
| NGC 1084 | SAc | 21.225 | 10.619 | 4 | C | Martínez-Delgado et al. (2010) |
| NGC 2775 | SAab | 17.000 | 10.870 | 4 | S | This work; MD+ |
| NGC 2859 | (R)SB0 | 27.333 | 10.882 | 3 | C Sph | Two possible partially disrupted satellites within a ring, with leading and trailing tails |
| NGC 3034 | I0 | 3.777 | 10.449 | 2 | E O | Possible spike features |
| NGC 3041 | SAB | 26.350 | 10.437 | 4 | C | This work |
| NGC 3049 | SBab | 30.775 | 10.132 | 4 | S C E | This work; MD+ |
| NGC 3185 | (R)SBa | 24.725 | 10.215 | 3 | C E O | Very faint loop connected to the disk, with a compact object embedded on it |
| NGC 3277 | SA | 25.000 | 10.375 | 1 | S | Possible shells very close to the halo |
| NGC 3521 | SABbc | 12.078 | 11.030 | 4 | S C E O | Martínez-Delgado et al. (2010) |
| NGC 3611 | SAa | 33.300 | 10.462 | 4 | C | Schweizer & Seitzer (1990); This work |
| NGC 3628 | Sb | 11.300 | 10.805 | 4 | Sph | Martínez-Delgado et al. (2010) |
| NGC 3631 | SAc | 13.102 | 10.163 | 4 | E O | This work; MD+ |
| NGC 3675 | SA | 17.200 | 10.919 | 1 | E | Candidate tidal overdensities, not clearly distinguishable from disk warping |
| NGC 3682 | SA0 | ND | 10.230 | 4 | S | This work |
| NGC 3729 | SB | 20.183 | 10.233 | 3 | Sph E | Possible satellite being disrupted |
| NGC 3877 | SA | 15.612 | 10.445 | 1 | E O | Asymmetrical and coplanar spike extending from the disk |
| NGC 3949 | SA | 18.341 | 10.246 | 3 | S E | Possible shell very close to the outer disk |
| NGC 4013 | Sb | 18.600 | 10.630 | 4 | E O | Martínez-Delgado et al. (2010) |
| NGC 4051 | SAB | 14.575 | 10.359 | 3 | Sph E O | Possible compact object with halo and tail, plus an overdensity south of the galaxy |
| NGC 4111 | SA0 | 15.550 | 10.452 | 4 | Sph O | Brodie et al. (2014) |
| NGC 4203 | SAB0 | 14.940 | 10.528 | 4 | Sph | Paudel & Ree (2014); This work |
| NGC 4262 | SB0 | 20.510 | 10.377 | 2 | E | Two overdensities not clearly related to tidal features, perhaps part of the disk |
| NGC 4293 | (R)SB0 | 14.320 | 10.418 | 3 | E O | Clear substructure in the inner halo, very close to the disk |
| NGC 4394 | (R)SB | 16.800 | 10.440 | 3 | E | Possible extended disk features, or tidal arcs surrounding the galaxy |
| NGC 4414 | SAc | 18.312 | 10.883 | 4 | S | de Blok et al. (2014) |
| NGC 4494 | E | 13.841 | 10.542 | 2 | O | Possible diffuse substructure, resembling symmetric spikes in an elliptical galaxy |
| NGC 4519 | SB | 28.411 | 10.191 | 3 | C E | Filamentary feature with two components, likely related to either the halo or the disk |
| NGC 4569 | SABab | 12.352 | 10.638 | 4 | E O | Martínez-Delgado et al. (2010) |
| NGC 4594 | SAa | 10.390 | 11.253 | 4 | C | Malin & Hadley (1997) |
| NGC 4631 | SBd | 6.050 | 10.127 | 4 | E O | Martínez-Delgado et al. (2015) |
| NGC 4643 | SB0 | 25.700 | 11.028 | 4 | C Sph | This work |
| NGC 4651 | SAc | 26.708 | 10.844 | 4 | S C E O | Martínez-Delgado et al. (2010) |
| NGC 4691 | (R)SB0 | 22.500 | 10.479 | 2 | E O | Possible outer halo overdensity with the appearance of a dense stellar cloud |
| NGC 4753 | I0 | 16.869 | 10.930 | 4 | E | Steiman-Cameron et al. (1992) |
| NGC 4762 | SB0 | 22.460 | 10.848 | 2 | E O | An interesting case of disk warping with mixed tidal features |
| NGC 4772 | SAa | 30.475 | 10.747 | 4 | E | Haynes et al. (2000) |
| NGC 4866 | SA0 | 23.800 | 10.689 | 1 | E O | Unclassifiable disk feature to the right of the galaxy, possibly with tidal origin |
| NGC 5055 | SAbc | 8.333 | 10.778 | 4 | C O | Martínez-Delgado et al. (2010) |
| NGC 5364 | SA | 19.513 | 10.614 | 3 | E O | Giant tidal structure west of the galaxy |
| NGC 5506 | S pec | 23.833 | 10.122 | 3 | C O | Distorted, asymmetric tidal features connected to each side of the disk |
| NGC 5576 | E | 23.930 | 10.770 | 1 | S | Possible diffuse shells |
| NGC 5750 | SB0 | 33.633 | 10.741 | 4 | E O | This work |
| NGC 5806 | SAB | 25.541 | 10.585 | 3 | C S E | Diffuse extended overdensity, with a shell or arc-like feature very close to the disk |
| NGC 5907 | SAc | 16.636 | 10.871 | 4 | C | Martínez-Delgado et al. (2010) |
| NGC 7241 | SB | ND | 10.263 | 4 | E O | Leaman et al. (2015) |
| NGC 7742 | SAb | 22.200 | 10.343 | 4 | S C | This work |
| NGC 7743 | (R)SB0 | 21.433 | 10.447 | 4 | C E | This work; MD+ |
Notes. Diffuse-light overdensities, with their physical nature yet to be confirmed (23 host galaxies) are also included, with DCL 1 and 2. This implies a total of 51 galaxies with any type of tidal features related to them. Distances and stellar masses were taken from S4 G, while their morphology was extracted from NED database. Additionally, substructures we found have been tagged: S for shells; C for curved, arcuated features, including anything coherent and stream like; Sph for spheroidal satellites and partially disrupted cores; E for extensions of the central galaxy (e.g., warps and spiral arms); and O for any other type of less common features (wedges, radial spikes, fuzzy clouds of debris, etc.). For known substructures, references of previous studies have been supplied. MD+ refers to Martínez-Delgado et al. (in prep.), a forthcoming paper.
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