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Table D.2.

(Available in full online) Mid-infrared photometry (flux densities in mJy) for the RPS sample.

HRS Desig- Morph. VCC log10 integrated central integrated central class galaxy process WHAN
ID nation ID M* W1 W1 W2 W2 W3 W3 W4 W4 W1 W1 W2 W2 W3 W3 W4 W4 cluster class
(M) ± ± ± ± ± ± ± ±
102 NGC4254 SAc 307 10.39 663.15 130.41 441.55 89.16 3432.93 786.49 4612.82 922.83 546.62 86.85 367.36 59.91 2805.39 518.11 3911.99 760.22 38809 814 SFG Virgo H-RP HII
110 NGC4294 SBcd 465 9.23 35.77 7.76 19.59 5.06 90.08 21.33 190.06 50.86 33.48 6.17 18.61 4.05 85.01 17.94 181.06 40.43 3525 172 SFG Virgo RP HII
NGC4299 SABdm 491 8.82 31.42 6.97 23.76 1.57 87.83 6.17 246.78 23.44 29.60 6.69 20.32 3.68 80.57 13.53 244.39 31.99 4978 179 Sy2 Virgo RP HII
113 NGC4302 Sc 497 10.44 307.24 19.34 190.17 9.65 410.80 23.70 547.03 58.33 277.50 65.51 169.88 39.44 385.19 103.64 432.40 119.72 32474 902 LINER Virgo RP wAGN
124 NGC4330 Scd 630 9.52 57.52 14.21 36.00 8.44 93.41 16.43 110.16 22.28 51.90 10.46 31.73 6.54 89.05 23.46 103.37 26.20 7699 203 LINER Virgo RP HII
144 NGC4388 SAb 836 10.14 277.63 29.55 227.98 16.51 759.68 28.84 2611.09 74.43 243.56 34.67 205.02 22.29 709.51 75.31 2445.52 194.65 23433 1080 Sy2 Virgo RP sAGN
148 NGC4396 SAd 865 9.25 38.92 8.79 26.35 2.56 88.54 7.43 134.56 21.22 36.50 9.13 23.48 3.67 83.46 16.00 127.22 18.18 7024 281 SFG Virgo RP HII
149 NGC4402 Sb 873 10.04 173.97 24.59 110.95 14.10 477.32 36.23 667.20 47.66 166.39 39.76 106.09 24.26 466.67 110.6 646.90 151.46 8800 184 SFG Virgo RP HII
159 NGC4424 SBa 979 10.17 99.12 16.10 61.28 9.05 144.58 7.22 317.06 21.14 91.67 15.95 54.54 9.63 143.46 9.91 327.08 16.93 10145 357 Sy2 Virgo RP-M HII
163 NGC4438 SA0/a 1043 10.66 541.66 48.23 303.50 24.72 283.22 11.18 235.09 40.79 425.12 27.08 240.15 16.58 250.91 27.87 235.00 22.60 41806 877 Retired Virgo H-RP wAGN

Notes. This photometry is obtained from the WISE All-Sky Atlas Image Inventory Table (W1-W4 bands) using the procedures detailed in Section 3.1. Uncertainties (±) represent the standard deviation within each galaxy dataset. The ’integrated’ and ’central’ columns refer to integrated and central aperture fluxes, respectively (see Section 3.1.4), and number of image pixels considered. Central apertures typically comprise < 5 % of the pixel integrated apertures. Excitation classes (’class’) are based on central aperture mIRdds (Section 4.1). Stellar masses (M*) are obtained as described in Section 2.3.2, while morphological types (’Morph.’) are taken from (1), (2) and NED (if available). For GMP3016 (barely detected by WISE), integrated flux densities are used. The ’galaxy cluster’ column lists the host cluster. Undergoing perturbation (2): RP (ram pressure), M (merging), H (harassment). RPS acting solely might indicate process strength. When multiple perturbing mechanisms are at place, the first one reported has been identified as the dominant. WHAN excitation classes taken from (2) (see Appendix C).

Reference. (1) Boselli et al. (2010); (2) Boselli et al. (2022).

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