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GJ 849 b is a Jupiter-mass planet orbiting an M-dwarf ~29 light-years away, discovered in 2006, and recognized as the first Jupiter-analog planet confirmed around a red dwarf star.

Jupiter analog orbiting the nearby G-type star HD 190360 with an approximately 8-year period, one of the longer-period planets confirmed by radial velocity surveys.

HD 34445 b is a gas giant exoplanet orbiting the Sun-like star HD 34445 about 152 light-years away, discovered in 2009 via radial-velocity measurements from the Keck Observatory in Hawaii.

HD 219134 h is a distant exoplanet orbiting HD 219134, a nearby K-dwarf star mapped using radial velocity, located roughly 21 light-years away in the constellation Cassiopeia.

Jupiter analog orbiting the solar-type star HD 72659 with a period of roughly 3.6 years, discovered via radial velocity and notable for its long orbital period.

HD 217107 c is a long-period giant planet sharing the HD 217107 system with a hot Jupiter, detected through extended radial velocity monitoring over several years.

Long-period Jupiter-mass planet orbiting the G-type star HD 50499, discovered via radial velocity with an orbital period spanning several years.

HD 95338 b is a giant planet detected via radial velocity around HD 95338, a metal-rich sun-like star hosting a long-period planetary companion.

Outer gas giant companion in the HD 183263 system, detected via radial velocity with a longer orbital period than the inner planet HD 183263 b.