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In the present study, the pore space of a mesoporous cerium oxide material is investigated, which forms by the self-assembly of primary particles into a spherical secondary structure possessing a disordered mesopore space. The material under study exhibits quite stable mesoporosity upon aging at high temperatures (800 °C) and is, thus, of potential interest in high-temperature catalysis. Here, different characterization techniques were applied to elucidate the structural evolution taking place between heat treatment at 400 °C and aging at 800 °C, i.