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The 11 pages that link to Gas giant, each with the reason it gives.

• NeptuneCompared with: Neptune is an ice giant, a related but compositionally distinct class.

• SaturnNarrower topic: Saturn’s bulk composition places it among the Solar System’s gas giants.

• Hot JupiterNarrower topic: Hot Jupiters are close-orbiting members of the gas-giant class.

• Exoplanet atmosphereNarrower topic: Gas giants provide a broad comparison for atmospheric depth, composition, and circulation.

• Solar System formationBroader topic: Jupiter and Saturn record the rapid acquisition of gas in the outer planetary system.

• UranusCompared with: Uranus is classified as an ice giant rather than a gas giant, despite its hydrogen-helium atmosphere.

• Terrestrial planetCompared with: Gas giants contrast with terrestrial planets in size, composition, and lack of a solid outer surface.

• Substellar objectCompared with: Gas giants overlap substellar objects in composition but are usually lower in mass.

• Giant planetBroader topic: This narrower class describes Jupiter- and Saturn-like planets within the broader giant-planet category.

• Chthonian planetNarrower topic: A chthonian planet is hypothesized to be the exposed remnant of one.

• ProtoplanetNarrower topic: A sufficiently massive protoplanet may capture gas and develop into this planet type.