Table 1.

Observed properties of satellite galaxies in the Local Group with measured stellar masses in the range 106–108 M and located within 300 kpc of either the Milky Way or M31 (separated according to host system). Column (1): galaxy name; column (2): morphological classification; column (3): stellar mass from McConnachie (2012); column (4): atomic gas mass measurements from McConnachie (2012) and Grcevich & Putman (2009), plus upper limits from the literature (Burton & Lockman 1999; Grcevich & Putman 2009; Huang et al. 2012b; Giovanelli et al. 2013); column (5): distance from the nearest host as given by McConnachie (2012); column (6): line-of-sight velocity with respect to the host from McConnachie (2012), with the exception of And XXIII (Kirby et al. 2014); column (7): identification as quenched versus star forming, according to observed atomic gas fraction (see Fig. 2).

Galaxy nameMorphologyM (106 M)|${M}_{\rm H\,{\small {I}}}\ (10^{6}\,{\rm M}_{{\odot }})$|Dhost (kpc)Vlos (km s−1)Quenched
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
Milky Way
SagittariusdSph21<0.00718169Yes
SculptordSph2.30.228679Yes
FornaxdSph200.17149−33Yes
Leo IdSph5.5<0.006258174Yes
M31
And IdSph3.9<0.3558−82Yes
And XXIIIdSph1.1<0.112752Yes
NGC 147dE/dSph62<0.003142118Yes
And IIdSph7.6<0.2718473Yes
NGC 185dE/dSph680.13187105Yes
And VIIdSph9.5<0.3621824Yes
IC 10dIrr8650252−32No
And VIdSph2.8<0.015269−62Yes
Galaxy nameMorphologyM (106 M)|${M}_{\rm H\,{\small {I}}}\ (10^{6}\,{\rm M}_{{\odot }})$|Dhost (kpc)Vlos (km s−1)Quenched
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
Milky Way
SagittariusdSph21<0.00718169Yes
SculptordSph2.30.228679Yes
FornaxdSph200.17149−33Yes
Leo IdSph5.5<0.006258174Yes
M31
And IdSph3.9<0.3558−82Yes
And XXIIIdSph1.1<0.112752Yes
NGC 147dE/dSph62<0.003142118Yes
And IIdSph7.6<0.2718473Yes
NGC 185dE/dSph680.13187105Yes
And VIIdSph9.5<0.3621824Yes
IC 10dIrr8650252−32No
And VIdSph2.8<0.015269−62Yes
Table 1.

Observed properties of satellite galaxies in the Local Group with measured stellar masses in the range 106–108 M and located within 300 kpc of either the Milky Way or M31 (separated according to host system). Column (1): galaxy name; column (2): morphological classification; column (3): stellar mass from McConnachie (2012); column (4): atomic gas mass measurements from McConnachie (2012) and Grcevich & Putman (2009), plus upper limits from the literature (Burton & Lockman 1999; Grcevich & Putman 2009; Huang et al. 2012b; Giovanelli et al. 2013); column (5): distance from the nearest host as given by McConnachie (2012); column (6): line-of-sight velocity with respect to the host from McConnachie (2012), with the exception of And XXIII (Kirby et al. 2014); column (7): identification as quenched versus star forming, according to observed atomic gas fraction (see Fig. 2).

Galaxy nameMorphologyM (106 M)|${M}_{\rm H\,{\small {I}}}\ (10^{6}\,{\rm M}_{{\odot }})$|Dhost (kpc)Vlos (km s−1)Quenched
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
Milky Way
SagittariusdSph21<0.00718169Yes
SculptordSph2.30.228679Yes
FornaxdSph200.17149−33Yes
Leo IdSph5.5<0.006258174Yes
M31
And IdSph3.9<0.3558−82Yes
And XXIIIdSph1.1<0.112752Yes
NGC 147dE/dSph62<0.003142118Yes
And IIdSph7.6<0.2718473Yes
NGC 185dE/dSph680.13187105Yes
And VIIdSph9.5<0.3621824Yes
IC 10dIrr8650252−32No
And VIdSph2.8<0.015269−62Yes
Galaxy nameMorphologyM (106 M)|${M}_{\rm H\,{\small {I}}}\ (10^{6}\,{\rm M}_{{\odot }})$|Dhost (kpc)Vlos (km s−1)Quenched
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
Milky Way
SagittariusdSph21<0.00718169Yes
SculptordSph2.30.228679Yes
FornaxdSph200.17149−33Yes
Leo IdSph5.5<0.006258174Yes
M31
And IdSph3.9<0.3558−82Yes
And XXIIIdSph1.1<0.112752Yes
NGC 147dE/dSph62<0.003142118Yes
And IIdSph7.6<0.2718473Yes
NGC 185dE/dSph680.13187105Yes
And VIIdSph9.5<0.3621824Yes
IC 10dIrr8650252−32No
And VIdSph2.8<0.015269−62Yes
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