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ICE-8 Tree Visualization

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HHarshithmullapudi@my.unt.edu
Last edited Nov 2, 2025
Created on Nov 2, 2025
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This visualization presents an animal classification hierarchy as a vertical tree structure using D3 v7 and SVG. The tree displays three main groups—mammals, birds, and reptiles—with subcategories and individual species examples beneath each branch. The code builds the hierarchy with d3.stratify and positions nodes using d3.tree, with d3.linkVertical generating curved paths to connect parent and child nodes. Node circles are color-coded by depth, and the data comes from an embedded array of parent-child relationships.

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