territorial range

The guides also helped them to understand the territorial range of tribes or nations, and to communicate with different language groups.

Jurisdiction: The right and power to apply the law; the territorial range of hills between mountains.

Studies of killer whales in the wild have identified at least two categories, based on their territorial range.

Foxes may claim large territorial ranges, depending on population and availability of food.

Cottontails have a relatively small territorial range and stay close to their forms; they may have more than one.

Studies show that birds with high-quality song will use it as a stimulus to deter predators from their territorial range.

For an entire day and deep into the night, the monstrous sandworm raced across the desert, forced beyond its normal territorial range.

It is known that horse use was quickly integrated into aboriginal cultures, extending their territorial range and expanding trading systems.

Although its territorial range is large, Sharpe's grysbok is infrequently seen.

Female territorial ranges are almost always exclusive.

This final territorial range would form the territory of the Republic of Indonesia.

Everything: nesting behavior, territorial ranges, feeding behavior, social behavior.

Pheromone signals are used to mark territorial ranges, to invite reproductive partners and to warn off predators, among other things.

Forest lands used for agricultural purposes, on the other hand, would be taken into consideration depending on the accepted territorial range each community had agreed upon.

Commission of NRL takes all civil and military authority without declaring territorial range of this power.

Here, researchers fitting temporary radio collars helped establish the animals' breeding and eating habits as well as their territorial ranges.

As communities came to rely on a smaller territorial range and as population levels increased, attempts began to be made to modify or control the natural world.

During breeding season, the size of the territorial range can decrease even further as males concentrate on closely guarding the nests instead of foraging.

It is nocturnal and is a social, burrowing animal that sleeps during the day in one of several setts in its territorial range.

OPZZ also has its internal territorial structures, with territorial range corresponding to the administrative division of the country.

In 1930, William & Mary expanded its territorial range by establishing a branch in Norfolk, Virginia.

The territorial range of force of the regulation will, therefore, be restricted to 14 out of the 27 EU Member States.

This is linked to the fact that being larger, and having vaster territorial ranges than females, males have more opportunities to hunt a greater diversity of prey.

Only 2.7% of the habitat included in the territorial ranges for eagle-owls per the habitat study in Spain consisted of cultivated or agricultural land.

It was originally part of the Timucuan Indian territorial range and was known to the Seminole Indians who inhabited the area.