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In what way are many of the extrasolar planetary systems that have been discovered so far fundamentally different from our own solar system?
A)   The relative positions of where the planets formed is inverted, with the Jovian-type planets forming close to the stars and the terrestrial-type planets forming farther out.
B)   The terrestrial-mass planets significantly outnumber the Jovian-mass planets.
C)   The massive Jovian-type planets appear to have formed at large distances, like our own Jovian planets, and then spiralled in close to their stars.
D)   There are no Jovian-mass planets.

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