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Period - eccentricity distribution of giant planets: the new CJs presented in this paper are shown as cyan solid circles, while the light red circles represents all giant planets with 0.3 MJm (or m sini) ≤ 13 MJ in the Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia,. The size of the circles is proportional to their mass (or minimum mass), with this proportion increased by a factor of 5 for the cyan circles to emphasize the newly detected CJs.

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