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Saw-type shock fronts in several HII regions of southern hemisphere
Radiation shock fronts at the heads of non adiabatic cooling jets are considered. Decay of these shock fronts leads to the origin of groups of HH objects, and of groups of bright condensations in the jets expelled from the nuclei of galaxies, e.g. from the nucleus of NGC5128. Several examples of saw-type radiation shock fronts, found in the Southern Hemisphere, are presented.