In the context of visual perception, bodily extremities are identified as self-specifying structural invariants because they subtend visual angles that cannot be reduced below a certain minimum, unlike non-bodily physical objects.

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  Self-Consciousness - Open Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science

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• physical objects concept
• visual perception concept