Fig. 1

Members of the Eulalia family from Walsh et al. (2013) in two-dimensional projections of the proper elements space: (i) semimajor axis aP vs. eccentricity eP (top); and (ii) semimajor axis aP vs. inclination IP (bottom). The star indicates location of 495 Eulalia, the suggested largest fragment in the family. Its very close proximity to the prominent mean motion resonance J3/1 (gray area) makes the proper eccentricity value unstable. On a timescale of tens to hundreds of Myr it can change by ~± 0.02, on occasions be aligned with the mean value in the family defined by members ejected onto safer orbits far from this resonance.
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