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Caption: Figure 2.
Projected stellar obliquity (λ) of giant planet (0.3 ≤ Mc < 13.6 MJ, gray), brown dwarf (13.6 ≤ Mc < 80 MJ, blue) and binary star (Mc ≥ 80 MJ, red) systems as a function of primary star effective temperature. M dwarfs and hot stars with effective temperatures above the Kraft break (Teff ∼ 6250 K) are shown as red and blue shaded regions, respectively. TOI-5375 is marked with a red arrow. The obliquities of giant planets and brown dwarfs are retrieved from the TEPCat catalog (J. Southworth 2011), while the results of binary stars come from M. L. Marcussen & S. H. Albrecht (2022) and some recent works (T. Wells et al. 2025; B. Spejcher et al. 2026, 2025).
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