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Fig. 3.

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Continuum-subtracted channel maps of the CO emission corrected for υ*. The central observed frequency is the average over the observation epochs. The contours are drawn at 3, 12, 25, and 40 times the rms noise value outside the line (1.25 × 10−3 Jy beam−1). Length scales are indicated in the bottom left panel. Flux units are in Jy beam−1. The continuum peak is located in the centre of the brightest contour. The beam size is not illustrated on the plots because it is too small (0.184″ × 0.171″). The emission exhibits a high degree of structure. Faint filaments are visible at large distances from the continuum peak position. At υ = 0 km s−1 a spiral shape can be seen, with a bright centre.

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