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This hierarchical org chart displays a credit risk analytics team, with employee names, titles, cities, and contact details shown in circular nodes connected by gray links. The visualization uses D3.js v5 with a tree layout to position nodes, SVG circles and text for rendering, and animated transitions to expand and collapse branches as users interact. The data represents Wells Fargo employees, structured as nested JSON objects with parent-child relationships. Axes are absent, but files indicate modularized components for bottom and left axes, marks, and data handling.

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