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Table 3:

The masses of the Taurus, Perseus, and California dark complexes.

Cloud
Distance Mass
    Total AK > 0.1 AK > 0.2
Taurus $150 ~\mbox{ pc}$ $\phantom{0}20~300 ~ { M}_\odot$ $\phantom{0}15~500~ \mbox{ M}_\odot$ $\phantom{0}8~300~ { M}_\odot$
Perseus $240 ~\mbox{ pc}$ $\phantom{0}27~000~ { M}_\odot$ $\phantom{0}19~600 ~ { M}_\odot$ $\phantom{0}9~300~ { M}_\odot$
California $450 ~\mbox{ pc}$ $132~000 ~ { M}_\odot$ $100~000 ~ { M}_\odot$ $43~900 ~ { M}_\odot$

Notes. The small differences with respect to the results reported in Table 1 by Lada et al. (2009) are due to the different resolution of the extinction maps used.


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