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Catching Up II...

The 'Tonemap' was created to show that chords and scales duplicate themselves on the guitar, On the regular worksheet it is not easy to identify which parts of a chord are just duplicates but on the tonemap you can see more clearly... Below we have selected the Key of C and mousing over the 'D' tone, the very first D minor shows 10, 17, 22, and 25 as the tones used for that chord -

If you look for the (10, 17, 22, 25) on the other two chords shown then you can see that playing the first  four tones of those chords is the same as playing the first chord.....