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A stacked bar chart displays forest area data for ten countries, with bars divided into colored segments representing different forest types (surface, forest, plantforest, primaryforest, privateforest). Users toggle a checkbox to switch between absolute values and percentages, which rescales the bar segments accordingly. Clicking a legend item filters the chart to highlight a selected forest type, animating the bars with `transition.attrTween`. The visualization uses D3 v4 with SVG rendering, reading from a CSV file, and includes interactive animations for data exploration.

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