Sentence examples for territorial groups from inspiring English sources

The Nupe are organized into a number of closely related territorial groups, of which the Beni, Zam, Batache (Bataci), and Kede (Kyedye) are the most important.

The composition of the territorial groups of mineral deposits as revealed to date within the Russian part of the Baikal natural territory is considered.

Marriages are often arranged among territorial groups so that contiguous groups tend to be related, or at least certain members of different groups are related.

In societies lacking central political authority, territorial groups often organize themselves around lineages; as these are usually exogamous, or out-marrying, marriage becomes a means of bringing together otherwise unrelated groups.

Use rights were generally equal within kinship or territorial groups, while outsiders were excluded except through negotiations of elders.

Vervet monkeys live in territorial groups of 10 to 50 individuals, which include adult males and females, juveniles, and infants.

We also model territorial group behavior, in which case groups compete with each other for territories (sites).

The Koybal, not a tribe in the ethnographic sense but a territorial group, have retained their Kacha language but assumed the Russian peasant way of life.

This more or less confirms, along with the sighting of the stray wolves, that the Chippewa Harbor Pack is not the only territorial group of wolves on the island.

Besides, x that defines the propensity to cooperate in the PGG, we introduce a, which describes the individual's propensity to participate in the territorial group defense action.

The day after Tomlinson's death we had a City of London police inspector, backup by a group of territorial support group officers, ordering the media to leave the area as police "kettle" protesters who had congregated to mark his death.