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This family tree visualization displays a hierarchical genealogy of nine individuals, with nodes color-coded by generation depth (red for the root, blue for children, green for grandchildren). The code uses `d3.stratify()` to transform the flat parent-child data structure, then `d3.tree()` computes node positions. SVG circles represent nodes, cubic Bézier paths connect parent-child relationships, and text labels identify each person. The coloring function `marker(d.depth)` distinguishes generations, with hardcoded sample data stored as objects with `child` and `parent` properties.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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