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Table E.1

Number of exposures in HR21 and LR2 settings with the corresponding S/N per pixel values, and radial velocities from the Ca triplet with corresponding uncertainties.

Grus II

star ID HR21 LR2 [S/N]HR21 [S/N]LR2 vrad evrad
pix−1 pix−1 [km s−1] [km s−1]
1* 2 21 -98.8 0.6
3 2 4 24 12 -107.5 0.5
4 2 2 11 7 -110.3 1.2
6* 2 2 7 20 -108.0 1.8
8 2 2 15 6 -181.9 0.8
9 4 4 5 6 -110.3 2.5
10 2 2 37 14 28.2 0.3
13 2 2 15 10 -106.3 0.9
14* 2 12 -104.0 1.1
16* 4 4 7 11 -189.7 2.0
22* 2 2 11 21 -97.1 1.1
23 2 2 24 4 74.9 0.5
24* 2 2 10 15 -112.1 1.3
25 4 4 13 2 30.1 1.0
26 2 2 46 22 -107.0 0.3
27* 2 2 7 13 171.1 1.7
29 2 2 11 8 -98.3 1.1
30 2 2 16 12 -108.7 0.8
114* 2 8 -22.4 1.6
121 2 2 52 26 -158.6 0.2
122 2 2 71 19 -105.7 0.2

Tucana IV

star ID HR21 LR2 [S/N]HR21 [S/N]LR2 vrad evrad

pix−1 pix−1 [km s−1] [km s−1]
3 4 4 7 3 164.4 1.7
5 4 4 49 20 16.6 0.2
6* 4 4 7 15 5.6 1.8
7 4 4 16 8 13.5 0.8
8 4 4 11 8 16.9 1.2
9 4 4 11 8 29.3 1.1
10* 4 4 13 21 19.6 0.9
11* 4 4 11 21 14.0 1.2
12* 4 4 10 13 20.5 1.3
13 4 4 9 5 -203.8 1.5
15 4 4 12 2 143.3 1.0
16 4 4 9 6 -18.1 1.4
17 4 4 9 5 59.3 1.4
22 4 4 9 6 60.3 1.4
23 4 4 8 4 125.3 1.6
113 4 4 26 20 43.5 0.5
125* 4 6 -40.0 2.2

Notes. The italic ID identifies the stars whose radial velocities are derived from the blue spectra, while the "*" symbol represents the HB stars. We note that stars 14 and 22 in Grus II correspond to variable stars V1 and V2 studied in Martínez-Vázquez et al. (2019). They concluded that star 14 (their V1) is a Grus II member, but HB star 22 (their V2) is more likely to be a member of the Orphan-Chenab stellar stream.

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