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\caption {\label{tab3}Fraction of the different morphological types for local and distant samples. }             
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 {\begin{tabular}{l l| r@{}l r@{}l r@{}l | r@{}l r@{}l r@{}l}  
\hline \hline \multicolumn{2}{c|}{}  & \multicolumn{6}{c|}{Local} & \multicolumn{6}{c}{Distant}   \\ \hline 	
\multicolumn{2}{l|}{Type} &\multicolumn{2}{c}{Total ($\%$)} &\multicolumn{2}{c}{Quiescent ($\%$)}&\multicolumn{2}{c|}{Starburst ($\%$)}&\multicolumn{2}{c}{Total($\%$)} &\multicolumn{2}{c}{Quiescent ($\%$)}&\multicolumn{2}{c}{Starburst ($\%$)} \\  
\multicolumn{2}{l|}{\bf{E}}   & 3~$\pm$~1&      & 3~$\pm$~2&   &  0~$\pm$~0&   &   4~$\pm$~1& & 11~$\pm$~&3  &  0~$\pm$~0&    \\ 
\multicolumn{2}{l|}{\bf{S0}}  & 15~$\pm$~&4     & 14~$\pm$~&4  & 20~$\pm$~&10  &  13~$\pm$~&2 & 33~$\pm$~&6  &  0~$\pm$~0&   \\ 
\multicolumn{2}{l|}{\bf{Spiral}}  & 72~$\pm$~&8 & 76~$\pm$~&10 & 55~$\pm$~&17  &  31~$\pm$~&7 & 31~$\pm$~&6  & 31~$\pm$~&8  	\\ 
\multicolumn{2}{l|}{\bf{Peculiar$^{{a}}$:}} & 10~$\pm$~&3 & 7~$\pm$~3& & 25~$\pm$~&11  &  52~$\pm$~&9 & 25~$\pm$~&5  & 69~$\pm$~&12   \\  
 &P/Irr & 4&~$\pm$~2  & 2&~$\pm$~1 &1&5~$\pm$~9 & 2&6~$\pm$~7 &  2&1~$\pm$~5  & 2&9~$\pm$~8   \\ 
 &P/Tad & 0&~$\pm$~0  & 0&~$\pm$~0 & 0&~$\pm$~0 &   6&~$\pm$~3  & 0&~$\pm$~0  & 1&0~$\pm$~5   \\ 
 &P/Mer & 4&~$\pm$~2  & 4&~$\pm$~2 & 5&~$\pm$~5 &  2&0~$\pm$~6 &  4&~$\pm$~2  & 3&0~$\pm$~8   \\ 
 &P/C   & 2&~$\pm$~1  & 1&~$\pm$~1 & 5&~$\pm$~5 &   0&~$\pm$~0  & 0&~$\pm$~0  &  0&~$\pm$~0    \\ \hline  
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$^{{a}}$ Fractions in the peculiar class are simply addition of the fraction of peculiar subclasses.
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