Territoriality


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Territoriality

A term that signifies a connection or limitation with reference to a particular geographic area or country.

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Malmberg T, 1980 Human Territoriality: Survey of Behavioural Territories in Man with Preliminary Analysis and Discussion of Meaning (Mouton Publishers, London)
Encountering occupy London: boundary making and the territoriality of urban activism
In human rights cases territoriality-the links between the indigenous community and their lands-has been used to empower the Ogonis, whereas in Kiobel, territoriality conceals the Ogonis' struggles to retain control over their lands.
Reframing the Kiobel case: political recognition and state jurisdiction
Their expansive and creative conceptions of territoriality must contend with those of others who believe that the silver they dig from the ground will put food on the table.
Huichol Territory and the Mexican Nation: Indigenous Ritual, Land Conflict, and Sovereignty Claims
It demonstrates that, given the borderless and unconventional features of cyberterrorism, the theories of territoriality, nationality, passive personality, and universality are ill-suited for effectively bringing the perpetrators of cyberterrorism to justice.
Prosecuting cyberterrorists: applying traditional jurisdictional frameworks to a modern threat
The relationship between food availability, space use and territoriality in Akodon azarae (Rodentia, Cricetidae).
Comportamiento territorial entre hembras del raton del pastizal pampeano, Akodon azarae (Cricetidae: Sigmodontinae)
Discussion--The literature has been contradictory regarding presence-absence of breeding territoriality in males of M.
Behavior of the Catarina pupfish (cyprinodontidae: Megupsilon aporus), a severely imperiled species
Katyal expounded on this argument: "Territoriality connotes ownership or stewardship of an area.
Reducing crime by shaping the built environment with zoning: an empirical study of Los Angeles
Finally, territoriality will only occur when a resource for which animals would compete has an aggregated pattern of distribution (Wilson, 2000), thus, a territorial explanation for paternal care requires first that the parents are territorials.
Territorial hypothesis predicts the trade-off between reproductive opportunities and parental care in three species of damselfishes (Pomacentridae: Actinopterygii)/La hipotesis territorial predice la compensacion entre las oportunidades reproductivas y el cuidado parental en tres especies de peces damisela (Pomacentridae: Actinopterygii)
The principle of territoriality is elementary, like a person's sense of touch.
The New Global Law
"[t]he territoriality principles requires the use to be in the
Possessing trademarks: can Blackstone or Locke apply to fast food, grocery stores, and virtual sex toys?
Territoriality is difficult to prove because of the tenuous difference between aggressive behaviour of a territorial individual and defense of individual distances between individuals (Marion, 1989).
Unravelling feeding territoriality in the Little Blue Heron, Egretta caerulea, in Cananeia, Brazil/Desvendando territorialidade alimentar na Garca-Azul, Egretta caerulea, em Cananeia, Brasil
Arranged by family, entries for each species discuss such features as distribution, habitat, activity, behavior, ecomorphology, foraging and diet, home range and territoriality, hybridization, longevity, parasites, population size and density, predation, reproduction, size, thermal biology, and conservation status.
Natural history of West Indian reptiles and amphibians

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