Sentence examples for territorial range from inspiring English sources

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

The diversity in the lithic raw materials, gathered locally and semi-locally from different primary and secondary outcrops demonstrates this territorial range.

By contrast, during the phase of effective occupation (Middle Holocene) —a period coinciding with climatic fluctuations and decreasing rainfall a greater number of obsidian sources were used suggesting increased knowledge of the landscape as well as a pattern of territorial range shifting.

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.

The next reason that promotes climatic studies is the very small territorial range of this chronology.

69 The neighbourhood mobility data will allow the demarcation of the territorial range by active travel modes.

Examinations of landscape-level resources, particularly lithic raw material sources, are generally associated with hunter-gatherer and mobile societies; the distribution and source locations of such materials are used as proxies for mobility and territorial ranges.

This suggests relatively small territorial ranges.

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.

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.

The Farouq Battalions, whose territorial reach goes from Homs to Hasaka in the north-east, is another mixed bag, ranging from Islamists to people with no particular ideology.