Of the following names regarding guidance devices, which one does not exist in the official catalog of signs?

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The correct answer is the Curve landmark ('Hito de curva'), as this technical term does not exist in the General Traffic Regulations. To mark dangerous curves, directional panels or retro-reflectors are used, but they are not called 'landmarks' (hitos). In contrast, the other two devices do exist and have specific functions: Vertex landmark ('Hito de vértice'): A beaconing element (usually green with reflective triangles) located at the point where two traffic streams diverge, such as at a fork or exit. Edge landmark ('Hito de arista'): Used to mark the edges of the road to make them more visible, especially at night.

Of the following names regarding guidance devices, which one does not exist in the official catalog of signs?

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