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Your red dwarfs are stars (fusion in core). Objects of .4-8 solar masses will all become stars and then go through the red giant, planetary nebula and white dwarf stages (just like the Sun), but so will red dwarfs which have .08 - .4 solar masses (it just takes them "forever").

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Q: What is the evolution sequence of a red dwarf star?
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