"spatiotopic" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Here we investigated whether nociceptive stimuli are mapped into a spatiotopic frame of reference, and more specifically a peripersonal frame of reference, which takes into account the position of the body limbs in external space, as well as the occurrence of external objects presented near the body.",
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        "Having a reference to the three-dimensional space of the real world"
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          "word": "spatiotopicity"
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