I Is there spin-charge separation in 2d?

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I am requesting a simple qualitative basic answer to my question. It is for a presentation for class.
I just want to know if there is a consensus on experimental evidence of spin-charge separation in 2d?
 
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I hope in your representation you tell your audience what you are talking about ;-)). SCNR.
 

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