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Created on Jun 11, 2021

A simple pet selector uses two HTML dropdown menus to choose an animal from a fixed list of six options. The React component manages the selected value with the `useState` hook, and the `Dropdown` component renders a native `<select>` element. The example demonstrates a basic React-D3 integration by rendering the menus with D3’s layout engine while relying on standard React event handling for user interaction. No data is loaded externally; the options are hardcoded in the source.

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