The constellation characteristics of the little lion

Little Leo is a dim constellation, located in the triangle between Ursa major and Leo. The more famous stars are:

Praecipua: The spectral classification is K0, which is close to the giant star range. It is 98 light years away from the earth, with an apparent magnitude of 3.83. Without the name of Bayer, it is the only brightest star in 88 constellations without such a name.

Little Beta: A giant star with a spectral classification of G8 and an apparent magnitude of 4.2 1. Although it is not the brightest star, it is named after Bayer. It is 0/45 light-years away from the Earth/KLOC-and has an orbital period of 37 years.

Little lion R: Artemisia annua variable star, 6.3- 13.2, half cycle 372.8+09 days.