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This visualization displays two sets of three-dimensional scatterplot data as grouped point clouds, with one trace rendered in warm red tones and the other in neutral gray. Built using Plotly.js within an HTML page, the code loads a CSV dataset from a GitHub repository via the D3.js `d3.csv` function, then maps columns to x, y, and z coordinates. The markers use a fixed size of 12, partial opacity, and custom line colors, while the plot layout strips all margins for a clean, full-frame view.

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