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#-- III/10B G5 and later stars in a North Galactic Pole region (Upgren 1962)
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#---Table: III/10B/./notes.dat Notes from the original paper  (142 records)
#       NGP A6     ---   NGP designation
#        No I1     ---   Line number within a note
#      Text A72    ---   Text of remarks
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NGP   |o|Text
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25  56|1|Possible emission line at 3770 angstroms.
25  86|1|M star No. 59.
26  58|1|4 Com.
26 127|1|H line appears weak; possible band at 4570 ang.
27  66|1|M star No. 29.
27 125|1|M star No. 57.
27 143|1|M star No. 65.
28  46|1|Absorption lines at 4075 and 4450 ang. are very strong.
28  56|1|M star No. 34.
28  76|1|M star No. 38.
28  78|1|M star No. 41.
29  13|1|M star No. 15.
29  54|1|M star No. 21.
29  70|1|M star No. 32.
29  77|1|M star No. 36.
29  93|1|Gamma Com.
29 156|1|M star No. 70.
30  28|1|M star No. 20.
30  79|1|M star No. 48.
30 119|1|Double star.
31  57|1|Overlap with fainter star.
31 115|1|M star No. 61.
32  28|1|Strong CN.
32  49|1|M star No. 28.
32  70|1|Double star.
32  82|1|Strong CN.
32  91|1|M star No. 51.
32 115|1|Gliese No. 485.
33   1|1|M star No. 7.
33  21|1|Very strong line at 4175 ang.
33  51|1|Strong CN.
33 118|1|M star No. 58.
34  39|1|Double star.
34  55|1|Strong CN.
34  91|1|Gliese No. 474.  Gliese gives its spectral class as gG8 and notes
34  91|2|that its parallax is probably too large considering its small proper
34  91|3|motion and high luminosity.
35  57|1|M star No. 27.
35  90|1|Strong CN.
35 103|1|M star No. 55.
35 112|1|Strong CN.
35 115|1|Strong CN.
35 134|1|Double star.
36   4|1|M star No. 6.
36  11|1|M star No. 11.
36  94|1|M star No. 54.
36 154|1|M star No. 72.
36 157|1|M star No. 75.
37  25|1|M star No. 14.
37  27|1|M star No. 16.
37  48|1|Strong CN.
37 160|1|Strong CN.
38  28|1|Groombridge 1830 = LFT 855 = Gliese No. 451.  This star is a well
38  28|2|known subdwarf with a very high proper motion.
38  44|1|M star No. 18.
38  89|1|Double star.
38 101|1|M star No. 45.
38 104|1|M star No. 46.
38 143|1|M star No. 60.
38 181|1|M star No. 78.
39   1|1|M star No. 4.
39  42|1|Strong CN.
39  88|1|Strong CN.
39  89|1|6 CVn.
39 134|1|M star No. 67.
39 141|1|Overlap with fainter star.
40   5|1|Strong CN.
40  49|1|Peculiar.  H and K lines are weak, 4215-ang. CN band is very strong
40  49|2|and the continuum to the long-wave side of the G band is depressed.
40  49|3|Probably not a composite spectrum.
40  60|1|M star No. 19.
40  82|1|M star No. 24.
40  83|1|M star No. 26.
41  39|1|M star No. 12.
41  74|1|M star No. 22.
41  85|1|2 CVn.  Partially overlapping slightly fainter companion of spectral
41  85|2|type F5.
41  93|1|Strong CN.
41  98|1|M star No. 42.
41 127|1|Strong CN.
41 148|1|M star No. 68.
41 165|1|M star No. 76.
42   8|1|M star No. 3.
42  87|1|M star No. 33.
42  99|1|Strong CN.
42 100|1|M star No. 37.
42 115|1|M star No. 49.
42 118|1|M star No. 50.
42 136|1|M star No. 56.
42 148|1|M star No. 63.
43  10|1|G band appears weak.
43  20|1|M star No. 9.
43  62|1|LFT 871.
43 151|1|M star No. 62.
43 186|1|M star No. 74.
44  14|1|M star No. 8.
44  85|1|M star No. 31.
44 120|1|M star No. 52.
44 154|1|Strong CN.
44 155|1|M star No. 73.
44 164|1|M star No. 79.
45   3|1|LFT 832.  Partially overlapped by brighter companion, LFT 831.
45  16|1|M star No. 5.
45  33|1|Variable star?
45  42|1|Peculiar.  This star appears very similar to HR 7606, which is
45  42|2|discussed by Bidelman (1957, PASP 69, 573).  The uv portion of the
45  42|3|spectrum is too strong for a G8 star.  This star is probably of
45  42|4|spectral type G0 with abnormally strong CN bands.
45  49|1|M star No. 17.
45  69|1|M star No. 25.
45 100|1|M star No. 40.
45 114|1|M star No. 47.
45 137|1|Strong CN.
45 163|1|This star is probably a "lambda 4150 star" as defined by
45 163|2|Roman (1952, ApJ 116, 122).
45 169|1|M star No. 77.
46  33|1|M star No. 13.
46  56|1|Strong CN.
46  76|1|M star No. 43.
46  85|1|M star No. 53.
46 107|1|M star No. 64.
46 121|1|M star No. 80.
47  23|1|M star No. 2.
47  76|1|Strong CN.
47  92|1|Line at 4175 ang. is abnormally strong, as is the H9 line at 3835 ang.
47 109|1|M star No. 35.
47 124|1|M star No. 44.
47 146|1|Strong CN.
47 156|1|Strong CN.
47 159|1|M star No. 69.
47 161|1|M star No. 71.
48   6|1|Strong CN.
48  21|1|Chi UMa.
48  99|1|Strong CN.
48 114|1|M star No. 66.
49  16|1|M star No. 1.
49  32|1|M star No. 10.
49  71|1|M star No. 30.
49  78|1|3 CVn.
50  65|1|M star No. 23.
50  77|1|M star No. 39.
50 106|1|Strong CN.
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