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NIRCam narrow-band images of DG Tau B: (a) F164N = continuum + [Fe II], (b) F212N = continuum + H2 1−0 S(1), (c) F323N = continuum + H2 1−0 O(5). The black star at (0, 0) marks the position of the disk continuum emission peak observed with ALMA at 232 GHz (DV20), which is considered to be the source position. The orientation on the sky is shown in panel a. The ΔZ axis points towards the redshifted jet at PA = 295°.

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