A celestial object that orbits the Sun, has a spherical shape, but does not dominate its orbit is a dwarf planet, such as Pluto. Unlike planets, dwarf planets share their orbital zones with other objects of similar size and do not clear their orbits of debris. Pluto is a prime example, as it resides in the Kuiper Belt alongside many other small icy bodies.
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