treshold, F (1,61) = 18.9, p < 0.001, and a sex effect, F (2,61) = 22.8, p < 0.001.

These are essentially geometric binocular illusions. In the first, if the observer looks out from behind his/her right-hand pillar (from, say, a food platform or in front of a rock wall), an odd shape appears in front of him/her, with a dark border in the same location where the light is entering. In the second, if the observer looks back behind his/her right-hand pillar (from, say, a sand dune or behind a stone wall), the same strange shape appears in front of him/her, but with a line of light beneath the dark border.

It turns out that these geometric illusions may form a real quadrant. Suppose you go behind an ordinary wall to

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