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Table 3

Detection of line wing emission in high-J CO lines and their comparison to prior outflow detections.

No. Source CO 4−3(a) CO 6−5(b) 13CO3−2(c) 13CO2−1(d) SiO2−1(e) CO 11−10(f) CO 13−12(f) CO 16−15(f)
1 G351.16+0.7
2 G351.25+0.7
3 G351.44+0.7
4 G351.58−0.4
5 G351.77−0.5
6 G12.81−0.2
7 G14.19−0.2
8 G13.66−0.6 -
9 G14.63−0.6 -
10 G34.41+0.2 -
11 G34.26+0.15
12 G34.40-0.2 -
13 G35.20-0.7

Notes. The symbols have the following meanings: ‘−’ non-detection, ✓ detections, and ‘…’lack of data or unable to detect. (a)Based on single pointing observations from APEX/FLASH+ (Navarete et al. 2019). (b)Obtained from CO 6−5 maps using APEX CHAMP+ (Navarete et al. 2019). (c)Data available only for the sources no. 10−13 in the G34 cloud (Yang et al. 2018a), due to a limited coverage of the CHIMPS survey (Rigby et al. 2016).(d)Based on the identification of line wings towards SEDIGISM sources (Yang etal. 2022). (e)Sources no. 1–5: Mopra molecular lines survey of ATLASGAL sources (Urquhart et al. 2019); and sources no. 6–13: IRAM 30m follow-up of ATLASGAL sources (Csengeri et al. 2016). (f)Wing detection following line decomposition in Sect. 3.2.

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