Shortest construction tasks for all black pieces and discovered/double checkmate

final position
black checkmating on
move 4 by discovered check
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I thought about a generalization of the well known construction task "Construct a game which ends with black delivering checkmate on move 2", where the black queen checkmates on h4.

The question was:
What is the shortest number of moves needed for checkmating from the initial position with any given black piece?
[If you are dying to see the interactive answers you may have a look here ...]
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After having found solutions for all 16 different cases I wrote a computer program to compute all possible games of 3 and 4 moves and found more than 10000 different mates within 3 moves and more than 9 million different mates within 4 moves. I got some surprises in having not found the shortest possible mates for four of the eight pawn problems by myself.

Then I realized the additional construction tasks of "double checkmate" and "discovered checkmate" (the second appears as a solution for mating with the black king e8, but on move 5 instead optimally on move 4).

Among all checkmates within 4 moves I found exactly 4 games with a discovered checkmate (a problem from Sam Loyd published in Le Sphinx, 1866, mentioned in the above links), and none with a double checkmate.

The notion [5+2+2=9] defines, that there are exactly 9 different games possible for the given problem. These 9 different games are divided into 5 different games with a same first ending position, 2 different games with a same second ending position and 2 different games with a same third ending position. The problem characterized [unique] is the only unique problem within these 18 problems! The bracket notion is only applied to problems with less than 10 different solutions.

That is all -- the problems from below may be played interactively -- have a lot of fun!.

Construct a game which ends with:

Black checkmating on move ...
... 4 - by discovered check [2+2=4].
... 5 - with pawn a7.
... 4 - with pawn b7 [unique].
... 4 - with pawn c7 [5+2+2=9].
... 4 - with pawn d7.
... 4 - with pawn e7.
... 4 - with pawn f7 [2+3=5].
... 4 - with pawn g7 [3+3+3=9].
... 5 - with pawn h7. 		... 5 - by double check.
... 5 - with rook a8.
... 3 - with knight b8.
... 4 - with bishop c8.
... 2 - with queen d8 [2+2+2+2=8].
... 5 - with king e8.
... 3 - with bishop f8.
... 4 - with knight g8.
... 5 - with rook h8.