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Table 6.

Classification results achieved thanks to our optical spectroscopic campaign split with respect to sources listed in each Fermi-LAT catalog.

Fermi-LAT class BZB BZQ BZG
(1) (2) (3) (4)
in 1FGL

BZB 32(1) ... ...
BZQ 1 4 ...
AGN/AGU 7(1) 1 2
UGS 48(2) 2[+5] 3

in 2FGL

BZB 54(3) ... 1
BZQ 3 7 ...
AGN/AGU 54(6) 13[+2] 7
UGS 36(4) 3[+12] 1

in 3FGL

BLL 79(3) ... 1
FSRQ ... 9[+1] ...
AGN/BCU 103(20) 14[+7] 15
UGS 40(5) 4[+12] 1

in 4FGL

BLL 193(18) 1 18
FSRQ 2(2) 30[+4] ...
AGN/BCU 66(23) 1[+10] 9
UGS/UNK 8(1) -[+5] ...

in FL8Y

BLL 1 ... ...
FSRQ ... ... ...
AGN/BCU 6(5) 3 1
UGS 15(3) ... ...

Notes. Column 1 lists the Fermi-LAT class according to labels reported in each Fermi-LAT catalog; Cols. 2, 3, 4 respectively indicate the number of BZBs, BZQs, and BZGs classified thanks to our observations. Number in parentheses for Col. 2 corresponding to BZB classification indicates those BL Lacs having a firm z estimate, while that in Col. 3 for BZQs indicate additional sources classified as quasars for which information about their radio spectral shape were not found.

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