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Scattered light-corrected H2 emission radial velocity centroid maps. The source position is marked by a black plus symbol. The radial velocity centroid maps display a clear velocity gradient between both sides of the V-shaped cavity. The left side of the cavity has, on average, a greater radial velocity when compared with the right side. The difference in velocity between both sides is ∼10 km s−1. Contour levels for both begin at 3σ of the background emission and increase by factors of 1.5. Left: H2 velocity centroid map with integrated H2 emission overplotted in black contour lines. Right: Same H2 velocity centroid map but with overlayed plots of jet-tracing integrated [Fe II] emission (in orange contours) and integrated Br-γ emission (in green contours). The jet flows between both sides of the cavity traced by H2.

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