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Table 1.

Seven clusters of this study.

Cluster z RA Dec R200 M200 Cluster SF cluster Members
name (Mpc) (1014M) membersa membersa with O/Ha
RXJ1720 0.1599 17:20:10.14 +26:37:30.90 2.02 9.40 358/219 63/22 45/15
A1914 0.1671 14:25:59.78 +37:49:29.10 1.90 7.69 388/276 101/50 65/31
A1689 0.1851 13:11:29.45 −01:20:28.30 2.13 11.01 438/291 116/46 66/32
A963 0.2043 10:17:01.20 +39:01:44.40 1.81 6.75 414/332 107/75 69/45
A2390 0.2291 21:53:36.72 +17:41:31.20 2.21 12.36 371/287 86/70 61/48
A1763 0.2323 13:35:16.32 +40:59:45.60 1.85 7.18 292/230 76/63 53/43
A1835 0.2520 14:01:02.40 +02:52:55.20 2.27 13.34 465/330 112/84 62/45

Notes.

The table lists: mean redshift of cluster members, coordinates, radii R200 and cluster masses M200 (as reported in Haines et al. 2013); number of cluster members, star-forming (SF) objects and galaxies with O/H measured in our sample. The “200” subscript refers to the radius where the average density is 200 times the critical density of the Universe at the cluster redshift.

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The second number is the number of galaxies with masses above the completeness limit, with 10 ≤ log(M/M)≤11.

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