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HI (top) and H2 (bottom) masses versus Mvir (left), Mstar (centre), and SFR (right). Observational fits for HI and H2 data are shown by grey dotted lines and MUSE-ALMA Haloes H2 upper limits (Bollo et al. 2026) by grey circles and arrows. The fit to the MUSE-ALMA Haloes MHI vs. Mstar is Log(MHI/M) = 0.50 Log(Mstar/M)+4.52 (O’Beirne et al. 2026, priv. comm.) and is extrapolated from galaxy data at Mstar ∼ 108–1012 M. Multi-parametric fits by Salvestrini et al. (2025) are shown for SFR = 10−1 M yr−1 (lower central panel) and Mstar = 108.5, 107, and 105.5 M (dotted lines from top to bottom in the lower right panel). Simulation fits (dashed magenta lines) are in Appendix F (Table F.2). Results are little dependent on redshift and feature a large environment-driven scatter.

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