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A hierarchical tree diagram maps blood group types and their Rh factor variants, with nodes color-coded by depth (red for root, blue for level 1, green for leaves). The visualization uses d3.stratify to structure the data, d3.tree to compute layout, and SVG circles and cubic Bézier paths for rendering. Labels from the dataset appear beside each node. The code follows a tutorial pattern and displays a simple branching hierarchy for A, B, AB, and O groups with positive and negative subtypes.

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