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If you see a new lizard species for the first time, you will not recognize this new object as a lizard since you do not have a perfect representation of it in your mind.

If an individual has an impairment to recognize what an object is$,$ they will not be able to determine the spatial location of this object.

According to the recognition$-$by$-$components model $($Biederman$$s model$),$ the combination of geons $($a primitive shape of an object$)$ allows for recognizing objects even in the absence of intersections between them.

There is a specialized module to recognize faces, leading to selective deficits in face recognition.