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This example shows a set of overlapping circles and ellipses inside an SVG canvas, demonstrating CSS-driven interactivity and animation. Three yellow circles with green strokes transition their radius and stroke-width over five seconds when hovered, while three nested ellipses change their fill color to blue on hover. Built with React and rendered using SVG markup, the visualization relies on CSS properties like `transition`, `r`, and `stroke-width`, applied directly to SVG elements. The source code uses a basic HTML structure with inline styles, illustrating how CSS can directly manipulate SVG shapes without JavaScript logic.

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