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Maps of peak intensities (a), LSR velocities (b), and line widths (c) derived from single-component Gaussian fits to our C18O (1–0) data. Panels d–f are similar to panels a–c, but for C18O (2–1). In panels a and d, the contours represent the peak intensities which start at 0.6 K and increase by 0.6 K, while in c and f the contours represent the H2 column densities that start at 1 × 1021 cm−2 and increase by 3 × 1021 cm−2. In panels a and d, the dotted lines indicate possible substructures. The beam size is shown in the lower right corner of each panel. In all panels, the (0, 0) offset corresponds to αJ2000 = 18h28m50.s4, δJ2000 = 00°49′58.′′72, the three green pluses indicate the positions of the three embedded YSOs, emb10, emb16, and Ser-emb 28 (Enoch et al. 2009), and the white crosses mark the positions of the seven dust cores (Enoch et al. 2007).

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