Sentence examples for their territoriality from inspiring English sources

He once took two tarantulas, each with a brood of spiderlings on her back, and put them in the same cage to test their territoriality.

Furthermore, while most pet cats appreciate caresses, their territoriality means they sometimes prefer solitude to squeezes, and a few even have a condition called "petting intolerance" — a prime cause of cat-on-human violence.

He adds, "The way white people, with their territoriality and testosterone, have connected with Africa is: if you can't kick, shoot, ride or eat it, what good is it?

In Phase 2, which was 4 months after Phase 1, the employees reported their territoriality and work relationship closeness.

They are appropriated through farming practices and land tenure rights, based on the native or migrant narratives (Lentz 2005) that frame their territoriality.

The density of breeding females is limited through their territoriality [29], and in high densities the maturation of young females is suppressed by social interaction among females [45].

Suspenseful and hard-edged, The Whistleblower paints a heroic picture of Kathy and a disheartening image of the organizations that seem too absorbed by their own territoriality and greed to actually do their jobs.

These species are characterized by populous colonies, the ability to build large and/or polydomous nests, and a highly developed intra- as well as inter-specific territoriality that causes their territories to be distributed in a mosaic pattern in the canopies [1], [2].

Although dogs are territorial, their concept of territoriality is highly flexible: wherever their owner goes will be their territory.

Thus, in the same way as birds and fish build "their territory" using colour expressively, and even urine and excrement, by reabsorbing and transforming them through expressive action, we also need to make different parts work together to try and construct original territoriality together.

But the woeful overall track-record of sanctions surely demands that they be used sparingly, and not as some default option, as many congressmen seem to think.Besides, with America's sanctions there is an added injustice: their extra-territoriality.