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I would like to thank Thomas Hünefeldt for the invaluable assistance in all the phases of this work, and to the many scientific referees that collaborate to improve the manuscripts: their time and effort have been sincerely appreciated. Moreover, I would like to thank Rita Younan for his kind assistance in the preparation of this Editorial.

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Basso, D. Spatial perception and knowledge. Cogn Process 9, 81–82 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10339-008-0209-z

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