A block graph is a type of graph that is particularly used in computer science and graph theory. It is a representation of a graph that groups vertices into blocks, where a block is a maximal connected subgraph that cannot be separated into smaller connected components by the removal of a single vertex. In simpler terms, blocks represent parts of the graph that are tightly connected and removing any one vertex from a block won't disconnect the block itself.
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