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Two observations of star occultations by asteroid (345) Tercidina. The solid contour corresponds to a scaled projected silhouette of the shape model with the pole (346°, −55°), each chord represents one occultation observation (solid lines are CCD, video, or photoelectric observations; dashed lines are visual observations, and dotted lines negative observations). Each plot also contains the time scale (lower left corner), the latitude of the sub-Earth point θ for the time of occultation (upper left corner), and the direction of the relative velocity (the arrow in the upper right corner). East points to the left and north up.

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