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Table A.1.

Properties of the sample of galaxies.

Galaxy Morphological Type Distance (Mpc) Inclination (deg) log M* (Msun) Nuclear Activity r (pc) FOV size (pc)
NGC 134 SAB(s)bc 18.3a 90 9.92 L 20.41 266 × 395
NGC 157 SAB(rs)bc 12.9b 61.8 10.99 T 10.63 175 × 275
NGC 247 SAB(s)d 3.34c 76.4 9.28 HII/T/S 3.89 47 × 72
NGC 253 SAB(s)c 3.05c 90 10.76 T 3.40 41 × 63
NGC 300 SA(s)d 2.17a 48.5 9.19 2.52 34 × 49
NGC 613 SB(rs)bc 21.4d 35.7 11.08 L 25.94 311 × 394
NGC 720 E5 30.7e 90 11.02 HII/T/L/S 95.26 432 × 707
NGC 908 SA(s)c 18.5a 64.7 10.74 HII 25.11 287 × 377
NGC 936 SB0 19.9f 50.4 10.9261 L 29.91 251 × 410
NGC 1068 (R)SA(rs)b 10.1d 34.7 10.8611 S 17.63 135 × 235
NGC 1097 SB(s)b 15.4a 54.8 10.87 L/S 17.17 202 × 317
NGC 1187 SB(r)c 21.4a 44.1 10.38 HII 29.05 311 × 451
NGC 1232 SAB(rs)c 14.5d 32.7 10.38 58.35 928 × 422
NGC 1291 (R)SB0/a(s) 8.6g 29.3 10.75 L 10.42 100 × 167
NGC 1300 SB(rs)bc 14.5d 61.8 10.32 L 14.06 218 × 323
NGC 1313 SB(s)d 3.7g 34.8 9.35 HII 4.84 55 × 75
NGC 1316 SAB0 20.8h 67.8 11.843 L/S 37.31 313 × 439
NGC 1365 SB(s)b 13.6a 62.6 11.02 S 18.46 181 × 254
NGC 1380 SA0 20.6i 90 10.93 L 49.94 295 × 444
NGC 1395 E2 24.3f 47.4 11.02 HII/T/L/S 49.48 359 × 501
NGC 1398 (R’)SB(r)ab 28.6a 47.5 11.14 L 24.96 416 × 610
NGC 1399 E1 21.1i 34.2 11.11 HII/T/S 48.08 286 × 455
NGC 1404 E1 19e 44.7 10.994 HII/T/S 32.24 258 × 428
NGC 1407 E0 25.1j 30.3 11.21 43.81 341 × 578
NGC 1433 (R’)SB(r)ab 8.32c 67.4 10.04 L/S 10.49 119 × 169
NGC 1549 E0-1 16.3e 42.3 10.91 25.29 237 × 332
NGC 1553 SA0 9.51e 56.6 11.09 L/S 13.83 104 × 166
NGC 1559 SB(s)cd 11.6a 59.9 10.43 HII 11.81 163 × 236
NGC 1566 SAB(s)bc 18k 49.1 9.98 S 30.54 275 × 358
NGC 1574 SA0 20.1f 76.6 10.84 L/S 38.98 283 × 419
NGC 1672 SB(s)b 11.4l 28.9 10.65 S 11.05 133 × 232
NGC 1792 SA(rs)bc 10.8a 63.1 10.39 HII 13.09 152 × 220
NGC 1808 (R)SAB(s)a 9.51a 82.7 10.68 T 10.14 122 × 191
NGC 2442 SAB(s)bc 20.1m 50.3 10.8 L 29.23 287 × 390
NGC 2835 SB(rs)c 8.75n 56.2 9.97 HII/T/L/S 7.64 121 × 163
NGC 2997 SAB(rs)c 13.1d 53.7 10.31 L 16.51 187 × 273
NGC 3115 S0 9.68o 90 10.73 T/L/S 15.49 106 × 209
NGC 3585 E6 13.1e 90 10.98 T 18.42 197 × 289
NGC 3621 SA(s)d 6.4a 67.6 10.12 L/S 6.21 92 × 140
NGC 3923 E4-5 16e 90 11.06 27.93 240 × 345
NGC 4030 SA(s)bc 29.9n 47 11.01 HII/L 37.69 435 × 623
NGC 4594 SA(s)a 21.7p 59.4 11.1 L 37.87 316 × 500
NGC 4697 E6 12.4n 90 10.93 L/S 13.23 150 × 246
NGC 4699 SAB(rs)b 19.5a 42.1 11.2 L/S 30.25 279 × 425
NGC 4753 I0 24.1n 78.2 10.98 L/S 26.87 310 × 508
NGC 5068 SAB(rs)cd 6.7g 27.3 9.56 HII 4.22 94 × 133
NGC 5102 SA0 4o 90 9.48 HII/T/L/S 4.07 59 × 86
NGC 5128 S0 3.53q 45.3 10.67 L/S 22.25 488 × 770
NGC 5236 SAB(s)c 4.79r 15.3 10.64 HII/L 5.11 63 × 101
NGC 5247 SA(s)bc 22.2g 38.5 10.55 HII/T/L/S 20.45 344 × 457
NGC 5643 SAB(rs)c 16.9g 29.6 S 16.39 254 × 348
NGC 6744 SAB(r)bc 7.66a 53.5 10.69 L 6.31 117 × 150
NGC 7090 SBc 6.22a 90 9.81 HII 6.63 90 × 122
NGC 7213 SA(s)a 22g 39.1 11 L 37.33 251 × 363
NGC 7424 SAB(rs)cd 11.5g 59 9.24 HII 10.59 176 × 237
NGC 7793 SA(s)d 3.73a 63.5 9.48 HII 3.80 58 × 80
IC 1459 E3-4 28.7n 74 11.53 L 54.27 404 × 633

Notes. The galaxies morphological types were taken from de Vaucouleurs et al. (1991). The distances of the galaxies were taken from: (a) Tully et al. (2016), (b) Erwin & Debattista (2017), (c) Tully et al. (2009), (d) Nasonova et al. (2011), (e) Springob et al. (2014), (f) Blakeslee et al. (2001), (g) Tully & Fisher (1988), (h) Cantiello et al. (2013), (i) Blakeslee et al. (2010), (j) Cantiello et al. (2005), (k) Sabbi et al. (2018), (l) Bottinelli et al. (1986), (m) Riess et al. (2016), (n) Tully et al. (2013), (o) Tonry et al. (2001), (p) Sorce et al. (2014), (q) Theureau et al. (2007), and (r) Pierce (1994). The total stellar mass were mainly taken from Biteau (2021), and the others were taken from (1) Sheth et al. (2010), (2) Davis et al. (2019), (3) Greene et al. (2020), and (4) Harris et al. (2020). The nuclear activity was taken from Paper I (Menezes et al. 2022), L states for Low Ionization Nuclear Emission-Line Regions (LINERs), HII states for HII regions, T for transition objects, and S for Seyferts. The radius (r), for which the nuclear spectra were obtained, is also shown in pc, together with the x and y axis of the FoVs of each data cube. The galaxies inclinations were taken from Hyperleda (Makarov et al. 2014).

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