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Near-infrared spectra of the two candidate companions. Despite the low signal-to-noise ratio, it is clear that none of the objects displays the strong absorption features due to H2O and possibly CH4 expected from photospheres colder than those of the primary sources. The featureless slope with no hints of H2O absorption bands indicates temperatures above 3500 K, demonstrating that both objects are normal stars located beyond the Chamaeleon I clouds and casually aligned along the line of sight to ESO-Hα-558 and ESO-Hα-566.

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