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Fig. 8.26 Perspective views of typical DEMs of domes in the Cauchy, Arago, Hortensius, and
Milichius/Tobias Mayer dome fields. The dome identification according to Wöhler et al. ( 2006b )
is indicated in the upper left of each plot , respectively. For C1, C2, and C3, the vertical axis is
exaggerated by a factor of 50, for the other domes by a factor of 30
pits. This is true even for the comparably low dome H7 displaying a summit pit
with a depth corresponding to about at least half the height of the dome. The domes
near Milichius show remarkably manifold three-dimensional shapes. Examples are
M3 with its pancake-like shape, M4 and M6 with their rougher and more strongly
textured surfaces, and M12 showing a very regular, flattened shape which is quite
similar to that of C2, with a central summit pit.