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The intention of the paper is to show how several categorical (open morphisms, path morphisms and coalgebraic morphisms based) approaches to an abstract characterization of bisimulation relate to each other and to behavioral bisimulations, in the setting of higher dimensional automata. Such a relating makes it possible to develop a metatheory designed for unified definition and study of equivalences in true concurrency semantics.