Fig. 9.

Evolution of the molecular gas fraction with redshift plotted for the same ALPINE galaxies (red circles) and CO-detected MS SFGs with the same color coding per redshift bin as in Fig. 6, but restricted to the z > 0 − 5.9 progenitors of, respectively, Milky Way-like galaxies at z = 0 with stellar masses in the range of ∼1010.8 − 1011.2 M⊙ for a halo mass of 1013 M⊙ (left panel), and more massive z = 0 galaxies with Mstars ∼ 1011.4 − 1011.7 M⊙ for a halo mass of 1014 M⊙ (right panel). We consider the stellar masses of the progenitors as a function of redshift listed in Table 2, obtained from the multi-epoch abundance-matching predictions of Behroozi et al. (2019). The number drawn in each redshift bin corresponds to Mhalo at this epoch. A different molecular gas fraction evolution from z = 5.9 to z = 0 is observed for the respective progenitors of the 1013 M⊙ and 1014 M⊙ halo mass galaxies at z = 0.
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