Sentence examples for distinctive territorial from inspiring English sources

Often inconspicuous on the ground, skylarks are more noticeable when engaged in a distinctive territorial song flight.

Second, each group—except the Jews and the Roma (Gypsies)—tends to be concentrated and numerically dominant within a distinctive territorial homeland.

Both sexes may give distinctive territorial or alarm calls, and females and chicks communicate with cheeps and wheezes.

These distinctive calls include territorial calls made as threats to other males, advertisement calls made to attract females, and encounter calls which precede combat.

Blood ties began to be distinguished from territorial relationships, and distinctive political structures developed beyond the family circle.

What makes our industry viable and our literary output distinctive is the concept of territorial copyright, and once again it's under threat.

Scent glands of certain mammals secrete an often oily material of distinctive odour that serves to mark territorial boundaries.

All four features were repeatable, which is consistent with territorial rattles being individually distinctive.

Riot police officers in the elite Territorial Support Group, who wear distinctive boiler suits and have been present at most of the unrest, "know they've got to be very careful," the former officer said.

Both sexes are territorial on the breeding grounds, with distinctive threat displays, but are more gregarious during migration and in wintering areas.

Both species have distinctive loud grating calls used for advertising and territorial purposes in the breeding season, although the corn crake is silent on its African wintering grounds.