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This scatter plot displays the classic Iris dataset, mapping sepal length along the x-axis and petal length along the y-axis. Each flower specimen is rendered as a circle, with all 150 data points plotted without axes or gridlines. The visualization uses D3 v7, loading data via a CSV fetch and parsing it with `csvParse`. The `scatterPlot` module constructs linear scales using `scaleLinear` and `extent`, then positions circles using the `join` API based on the selected measurement columns.

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A scatter plot of the Iris Dataset with no axes.

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