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Table 1

Stars among the ≈1500 O-rich stars in the catalog of Messineo & Brown (2019) that are flagged as C-rich by the LPV pipeline.

Alias Name DR3 Area(a) Spec. type(b) Inspection
IRC +60091 465401835863237504 A M2 Iab
CD-61 3575 6055427493901807104 A M2 I
IRAS 12563-6100 6055686944283937408 A M4 I-II
KW Sgr 4063462206570029312 A M1.5 I
IRC-20409 4069136201903321600 A M3
PER085 523056686572432768 B M2 Iab
HD 12014 507785054178237824 B K1
HD 115921 5868597894009411328 B K4.5 Iab-Ib S? (Skiff’s communication)
IRAS 14599-5941 5876489879290620416 B M3.2Ib-II
W Per 460621159304139008 B M4.5 I
AS 381 2055181605358559872 B K0I-II+B1[e] emission
PER287 2198645646339039360 B M2 Iab
PER572 444883608855838720 E M4 Ib-II
MZM22 4146602259265301632 E M0 I

Notes. A visual inspection of their BP/RP spectra does not confirm their C-rich nature. (a)Area designates a specific region of the Luminosity versus Teff diagram (Messineo & Brown 2019). In particular, area A includes stars brighter than the AGB limit.(b) Spectral types are collected from the literature by Messineo & Brown (2019).

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