1) Acadia 2) Area 3) Athos 4) Attic 5) Attica 6) Boeotia 7) Boeotian 8) Borderland 9) Castile 10) Castilla 11) Catalan 12) Catalonia 13) District 14) Domain 15) Enclave 16) Galloway 17) Galwegian 18) Goldfield 19) Grass 20) Home 21) Kingdom 22) Kordofan 23) Lakeland 24) Land 25) Marchland 26) Meadow
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1) American fantasy novel 2) Area 3) District 4) Domain 5) Dominion 6) End of the excuse 7) Geographical region 8) Guam, to United States 9) Kingdom 10) Old status of Alaska 11) Realm 12) Region 13) Territorial dominion 14) Tor Books book
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an area occupied by a pack of wolves that can has enough prey to support the pack. It is defended against wolves from outside of the pack and from other animals that might compete for the same resources. Wolves protect their territory by scent-marking, vocal communication and fighting.
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• (n.) The extent of land belonging to, or under the dominion of, a prince, state, or other form of government; often, a tract of land lying at a distance from the parent country or from the seat of government; as, the territory of a State; the territories of the East India Company. • (n.) A large extent or tract of land; a region; a coun...
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(from the article `international law`) The sovereignty of a state is confined to a defined piece of territory, which is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state and is protected ...
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A geographical area defended by an animal against other animals of the same species or sometimes other species.
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any area defended by one or more individuals against intrusion by others of the same or different species (Ricklefs 1970:881) (cf Home range).
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The familiar surroundings or home range which is claimed by a group of people.
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any area defended by one or more individuals against intrusion by others of the same or different species (Ricklefs 1979:881) (cf Home range).
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an expanse of land
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Ter'ri·to·ry noun ;
plural Territories . [ Latin
territorium , from
terra the earth: confer French
territoire . See
Terrace .]
1. A large extent or tract of land; a region; a country; a district. « He looked, and saw wide
territory sp...
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[Football] the half of the field a team protects against its opponents.
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[Soccer] the half of the field which a team defends.
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a defined, defended area (including land and waters) where an animal resides, usually considered to be a possession of an animal. E.g., even the communal Purple Martin often defends several adjacent nest compartments with a common porch in a martin house. Also the home range used (and defended) for feeding, mating and nesting.
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An area occupied by a pack of wolves that can provide sufficient prey to support the pack. It is defended against wolves from outside of the pack and from other animals that might compete for the same resources. Wolves protect their territory by scent-marking, vocal communication and by harassing or fighting wolves that trespass.
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A defended area.
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an area occupied by an animal or group where they live and hunt
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An area used for one or more purposes by a bird or colony of birds. Breeding territories can range from hundreds of acres in the case of birds like Golden Eagles, while for colonial nesters such as House Sparrows or manyof our sea birds, it may extend no further than the confines of the nest. Pied Wagtails which are seen vigorously chasing off othe...
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noun the geographical area under the jurisdiction of a sovereign state; `American troops were stationed on Japanese soil`
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noun an area of knowledge or interest; `his questions covered a lot of territory`
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[SAT terms] a region marked off for administrative or other purposes
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a region marked off for administrative or other purposes
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the geographical area under the jurisdiction of a state
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[Intelligent words] the geographical area under the jurisdiction of a state
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the geographical area under the jurisdiction of a state
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