Fig. 1

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Top: typical pre-inbound-equinox (29–30 September 2014) southern hemisphere time variation of the seven studied species for a time period analyzed in Luspay-Kuti et al. (2015). The signal has beenscaled to the distance of Rosetta from the center of the nucleus (i.e., multiplied by r2). Species that trend together are illustrated with empty and filled markers. Bottom: corresponding sub-spacecraft longitude (red) and latitude (black). Errors are smaller than the marker size. Plot shown for comparative purposes with post-outbound-equinox data.

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