2007IAUC.8851....2P

Six additional apparent supernovae have been found on unfiltered CCD frames and given designations: 2007cl by T. Puckett and G. Sostero (cf. IAUC 8843); 2007cm by W. Kloehr (cf. IAUC 8789); 2007cn and 2007cp by W. Li and H. Khandrika (LOSS/KAIT; cf. IAUC 8843); 2007co by J. Nicolas (Vallauris, France); and 2007cq by T. Orff and J. Newton (cf. IAUC 8794). Discovery observations: SN 2007 UT R.A. (2000.0) Decl. Mag. Offset 2007cl May 23.34 17 48 21.19 +54 09 05.2 17.6 3".2 W, 8".2 N 2007cm May 24.02 12 42 45.18 +55 08 57.1 16.1 21".5 E, 13".5 N 2007cn May 29.48 22 13 55.79 +13 45 23.9 18.0 2".4 W, 3".9 N 2007co June 4.98 18 23 03.60 +29 53 49.6 16.6 8" E, 15" S 2007cp June 13.20 12 42 12.72 -17 24 07.7 17.7 3".8 E, 5".5 N 2007cq June 21.34 22 14 40.43 + 5 04 48.9 15.8 3".3 W, 5".7 N Additional information is available on Central Bureau Electronic Telegrams: 2007cl in NGC 6479, CBETs 972, 974 (type-Ic, discovered a few days past maximum); 2007cm in NGC 4644, CBETs 973, 974 (young, type-IIn supernova); 2007cn in UGC 11953, CBET 975; 2007co in MCG +05-43-16, CBETs 977, 978 (type-Ia, discovered well before maximum); 2007cp in IC 807, CBETs 980, 981 (type-Ia); 2007cq, CBET 983. Note that 2007ck (cf. IAUC 8843) was discovered in MCG +05-43-16 only a couple of weeks before 2007co was found.