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Fig. D.1

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Left: the distribution of orientation differences between the B field (from Planck 353 GHz dust polarization map) and the filament skeletons (extracted on our original column-density map with a resolution of 18.4″). This distribution seems to show a perpendicular preference between the two entities. Right: the distribution of orientation differences in 3D shown as a function of 1 - cos(θ3D), where θ3D is the orientation difference angle in 3D as derived by correcting for a random inclination from θ2D, the observed orientation difference in 2D.

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