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\caption{\label{tab:planettypesbymassfractions}Percentage of various planet types.}
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Type [\%] & Range [$\mearth$]  & Init$^{a}$& Obssynt$^{b}$ & Obsreal$^{c}$\\
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Not calculated$^{d}$  &  -- & 28.3  & --& --\\
Super Earth &$ <$7 & 41.4  &0 & 0\\
Neptunian  & 7--30 & 11.8  &0 &0  \\
Intermediate & 30--100 & 4.2& 2.4 & $6.3\pm4.4$\\
Jovian  & 100--1000 & 10.4 & 66.6 & $68.8\pm14.7$\\
Super Jupiter & 1000--4323 &  3.5  &28.1  & $24.9\pm8.8$\\
DBP$^{e}$  & $>$4323    & 0.4   &2.9    & 0\\
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$^a$ Percentage of all $\ninit=70~000$ initial conditions; 
$^b$~percentage of the $\nobssynt=6075$ detectable synthetic planets; $^c$~percentage of the $\nobsreal=32$ planets of the observational comparison sample.  Poisson errors are assumed. For ``Init'', the true mass~$M$ is used, for the other two cases the projected mass, $\msini$; $^d$~``not calculated'' corresponds to the $\nnocalc=19~796$ initial conditions where no 0.6~$\mearth$ seed could form during the disk lifetime; $^e$ ``DBP'' stands for deuterium burning planets.
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