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Table 1.

Main characteristics of MUSE observations.

FoV Seeing Integration(h) RA (J2000) Dec (J2000) ESO programme
A1689 1′ × 1′ 0.9″−1.1″ 1.8 197°52′39″ −1°20′42″ 60.A-9100(A)
A2390 1′ × 1′ 0.75″ 2 328°23′53″ 17°41′48″ 094.A-0115(B)
A2667 1′ × 1′ 0.62″ 2 357°54′50″ −26°05′03″ 094.A-0115(A)
A2744 (a) 2′ × 2′ 0.58″ 16.5 3°35′14″ −30°23′54″ 094.A-0115(B)
A2744 (b) 1′ × 1′ 0.58″ 2 3°35′14″ −30°23′54″ 094.A-0115(B)

Notes. The A2744 field was splitted in two (part a and part b) because of the additional pointing covering the centre of the 2 × 2 MUSE mosaic. For A1689 and A2390, the seeing was measured on the white light image obtained from the final datacube. For A2667 and A2744, the seeing was obtained by fitting a MUSE reconstructed F814W image with a seeing convolved HST F814W image (see Patricio et al. 2018 for A2667 and Mahler et al. 2018 for A2744).

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