Found in the forests of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay, the black howler monkey's name comes from its loud territorial calls, the volume of which is increased thanks to an enlarged bone in the animal's throat making a "howl" audible from two miles away.
We previously demonstrated that differential demands on spatial processing within the context of territoriality affect brain volume in the side-blotched lizard, Uta stansburiana: territorial males have larger cortices (reptilian hippocampal homologues) than nonterritorial males.
Neither nation can afford to appear to back down over territorial claims that speak volumes about the countries' often tortured history since Japan's brutal invasion of China.
It response to the research questions: What are territorial differences in content and volume of special education at national level?
These results indicate that a large component of the differential cortical volume found between territorial and nonterritorial lizards in the wild must be experiential.
In the present century, transit and transportation in terms of loads and passengers are essential issues of human life and a large volume of air, territorial, sea and rail transportation is being performed every day.
Major criteria for intervention include poor NIHSS ≥ 5, large territorial mismatch between cerebral blood volume and blood flow/mean transit time on CT perfusion scan, visible main arterial thrombus on CT angiogram, and worsening neurological performance since time of referral [ 5].
Furthermore, when compared with wild-caught individuals, laboratory-reared individuals had significantly smaller cortical volumes, regardless of territorial predisposition.
Lynne Reiner Publishers, 2004 .OECD Economic Surveys: Mexico, Volume 2005/18", November 2005 .OECD Territorial Reviews: the Mesoamerican Region", June 2006 .The US and Mexico: The Bear and the Porcupine", by Jeffrey Davidow.
Popular science writer Robert Ardrey memorably epitomised the genre with his bestselling volumes African Genesis and Territorial Imperative.
The volume of electronic communications crossing territorial boundaries is just too great in relation to the resources available to government authorities to permit meaningful control.
