These stars have a spectral type that ranges from A to F class stars. These stars are classified as variable stars showing variations in luminosity of approximately 0.1 with periods of roughly one day. These stars are relatively new as no discoveries happened before the 1990's
Location: Dorado γ Doradus
Light Curve From The Kepler Mission showing pulsations of a typical GDOR
Light Curve of TIC 461547908 a Gamma Doradus Star
Which is approximately 7559 Kelvins and lies in the Constellation of Polaris. Seems to be unlisted in VSX.
Light Curve of TIC 357719182 a Gamma Doradus Star
Which is approximately 7179 Kelvins and likely is an unlisted GDOR Binary. This star lies in the Lyra Constellation.
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Light Curve of TIC 323403590 a Gamma Doradus Star
This star is slightly larger and hotter at 9121 Kelvins and seems to have a companion shown by the dip in the light curve at day 15.
Interestingly enough this GDOR is neighbors with the CAVE reflection Nebula show below.
This image from the Keyhole Dataset shows the nebula reflecting the blue starlight of its neighbors.
Another Type of GDOR Variable KIC 468264641
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