Maps showing the CO J = 6–5 integrated emission in –20 to –4 (blue) and +4 to +20 (red) km s^-1 bins to visualize the outflowing gas, overplotted on the integrated emission in a –3 to +3 km s^-1 bin (dotted line and grayscale), representing the quiescent emission. All velocities are with respect to the individual source velocity (see Table 1). NGC 2071 was characterized by defining outflow bins at –40 to –10 and +10 to +40 km s^-1 instead of the bins above. All contours, including those of the outflowing gas are normalized towards the peak intensity of the quiescent gas component at the central position (T_peak in Table 2). Levels are in turn given in 10%, 20%, ..., 80%, 90% w.r.t. to this peak intensity. Where known, locations of (sub)millimeter interferometry sources are shown with “×”.