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Most extrasolar Neptunes and Jupiters found to date have:

Most extrasolar Neptunes and Jupiters found to date have:
A) orbits that are less eccentric than those of planets in our solar system, with eccentricities less than 0.01.
B) much larger orbits than the jovian planets in our solar system.
C) orbits very close to their parent stars, making them hot Neptunes and hot Jupiters.
D) orbits that are more eccentric than those of planets in our solar system, with eccentricities greater than 0.1.

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