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Fig. A.1.

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Details of the evolution of the star cluster half-mass radius rh for selected models. The results for lower mass clusters (Mcl(0) = 1400 M) are shown in the left panel, for more massive clusters (Mcl(0) = 4400 M) in the right panel. An estimated half-mass radius for a system assuming conservation of adiabatic invariants, i.e. rh(0) ≈ rh(0)(Mcl(0)+Mgas(0))/(Mcl(0)+Mgas(t)) ≈ 3rh(0)/(1 + 2exp(−(t − td)/τM)), where the second equality follows from Eq. (27) in Paper I and SFE = 1/3, with the gas expulsion timescale τM = 1 Myr, is indicated by the yellow dotted line.

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