So far, beyond the solar system the exoplanets found have been mostly:
A)large jovians orbiting solar-type stars about where our jovians are found.
B)large jovians with terrestrial-type orbits.
C)terrestrials very close to their star, and transiting its disk.
D)terrestrials with very elongated, distant orbits like comets.
E)brown dwarfs much more massive than Jupiter.

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Most exoplanets discovered so far have been large jovians with terrestrial-type orbits, often much closer to their stars than the gas giants in our own solar system. This is largely due to the detection methods used, which are more sensitive to large planets close to their stars.

So Far, Beyond the Solar System the Exoplanets Found Have