Fig. A.1.

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Same as Fig. 4 but we have added here in the fourth row the time evolution of the distance (dHS)between the host (G70) and the satellite galaxy. This shows clearly the different passages at the pericentric distance and the time of the final plunge (TUniverse∼10.6 Gyr). Here again, we choose the z-axis of the cylindrical coordinate as the total AM vector direction of the stellar component estimated within one effective radius.
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