Large And Close

"Hiding Place," see here.

Assessing one of the species in the zoo ship, Torrance concludes:

"'I imagine their world, though of nearly Jovian mass, is so close to its sun that that the hydrogen was boiled off, leaving a clear field for evolution similar to Earth's.'" (p. 596)

Generalizing from the single instance of the Solar System, theoreticians had thought that a planetary system would have terrestroid planets near the sun and gas giants further out whereas more recently detected exoplanets include Jovoids in close orbits as in this speculation by Anderson/Torrance.