Fig. 2
C18O 1–0 blueshifted and redshifted emissions in a) Cha I North, b) Cha I Centre, and c) Cha III Centre overlaid on the 870 μm dust continuum maps of Cha I and III (Belloche et al. 2011a,b). The C18O 1−0 data are from Haikala et al. (2005) for Cha I and Gahm et al. (2002) for Cha III. The continuum contour levels (black) correspond to a, 2a, 4a, 8a, 16a, 32a, with a = 48 mJy/21″-beam (4σ) for a) and b), while a = 34.5 mJy/21″-beam (3σ) for c). The blueshifted (subscript b) and redshifted (subscript r) C18O 1−0 contours correspond to the levels a) 3σb (3σr), 4σb (4σr), 5σb (5σr) with σb = 0.17 K km s-1 and σr = 0.3 K km s-1, b) 3σb (3σr), 4.5σb (5σr) with σb = 0.33 K km s-1 and σr = 0.22 K km s-1, and c) 4σb (4σr), 6σb (6σr), 8σb with σb = 0.08 K km s-1 and σr = 0.09 K km s-1. The velocity ranges for the blueshifted and redshifted integrated intensity emissions are vb = 3.5 − 4.3 km s-1 and vr = 4.3−5.5 km s-1 for a), vb = 3.8 − 4.8 km s-1 and vr = 4.8−6.0 km s-1 for b), and vb = 0.5 − 1.5 km s-1 and vr = 1.5−2.5 km s-1 for c). The white dots show the location of the continuum cores in each region. The sources with spectra displayed in Fig. 1 are highlighted with a box around their name.
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