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This diagram shows a logarithmic spiral derived from the Fibonacci sequence, where each square’s side length corresponds to a Fibonacci number. Quarter-circle arcs connect opposite corners of these squares, forming the iconic golden spiral that approximates φ (phi ≈ 1.618). The pattern appears frequently in natural forms like seashells, galaxies, and plant growth.
Used in educational content about mathematics, design theory, and sacred geometry; ideal for articles on aesthetics, architecture, or biology where proportional harmony is discussed. Matches user intent seeking visual explanations of the golden ratio.
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