...Iraida Redondo; Roger Fusté; Jaime Muriel; Eduardo Gómez-Llanos; Raquel Monclús; Lorenzo Pérez-Rodríguez; Diego Gil Abstract Floaters are non-breeding individuals that lack a territory or a breeding site. In many species, they can be seen visiting the territories of conspecifics before obtaining...

... and experience of national territory in the medieval empire of New Rome, traditionally termed Byzantium. Between the eighth and thirteenth centuries East Roman political economy produced a national territory known as Romanía, ‘Romanland’, experienced for the most part in terms strikingly similar...

...), a facultative cooperative-breeding passerine that defends stable territories year-round. We found that daily nest survival increased by ~1% for each meter higher in the canopy that a nest was placed. Nests were more likely to be located in food-rich parts of the territory, especially in territories with low...

... of territorial rufous-and-white wrens. We used 3 pairs of loudspeakers to simulate an increase in local density corresponding to 3 pairs of additional conspecific animals, and we recorded the responses of territorial males and territorial females to the neighborhood-level simulation. We hypothesized...

...Alex Green Vidmar avers that his ‘overall aim … is to develop a new theory of international legal status of territories … because existing theories misconceive the concept of territory and the legal nature of statehood’. ²³ To this end, he proposes ‘a complete break with the so-called...

...Sarika P Suarez Sharma; Sarah L Dobney; D Ryan Norris; Stéphanie M Doucet; Amy E M Newman; Joseph B Burant; Ines G Moran; Sarah D Mueller; Hayley A Spina; Daniel J Mennill 09 02 2024 08 05 2024 20 07 2024 Given that territories allow for the acquisition of resources ( Nice 1941...

... ( Burbank and Cooper 2011 ; Hobson and Sharman 2005 ; Zarakol 2017 ; Getachew 2020 ; Naylor 2022 ). This article argues that rather than being an outlier, Westphalia was an important instance of distributing territorial governance under empire. The legal history of territorial rights embedded...

... territorial behavior, with minimal overlap in range use among neighboring conspecifics. Males occupied larger areas (mean = 2,397 ha, median = 1,221 ha), compared to females (mean = 1,241 ha, median = 554 ha), and it remained consistent throughout breeding season. Female home range size increased notably...

... , have nests 3 m deep ( Constantino 1995 ) with small foraging holes on the soil surface representing the only clue to its presence ( Martius and Weller 1998 ). These holes are the entrances to galleries connecting the nest to the external environment, which forms their foraging territory ( Darlington...

... and integrated approach to CE that takes into account not only the technical aspects of circularity but also the social, institutional and territorial aspects. Finally, our research has implications for public policy. By identifying the key success factors for CE projects, the study can inform the development...

.... Aquila fasciata breeding ecology raptors territory weather Corresponding author: [email protected] duad048_graphical_abstract 10 04 2023 20 08 2023 12 10 2023 Copyright © American...

... function were fitted to determine the variables that explain the number of pied flycatcher nestlings (count variable). Explanatory variables included in the models were the interaction of flycatcher territory choice and great tit female/male tarsus length, tarsus length of female and male pied flycatchers...

... et al. 2014 , 150). Pro-withdrawal Israelis claimed that leaving territory would achieve “separation” from the Palestinians, mitigating the violence and a perceived demographic threat ( Brom 2004 ). Conversely, critics argued that the withdrawal's unilateralism demonstrated that it lacked strategic...

... resources, such as species that endure for multiple generations at high-quality territories or oviposition sites. Third, we expect that highly transient species—or members of the dispersing sex for species with sex-biased dispersal—will be less likely to accumulate, defend, and transfer material property...

..., symbolic, and territorial projects of the nation-state. Using qualitative content analysis of online travel diaries for domestic vacations taken in China from 2006–2019, I find that travel practices are integral to perceptions of and bodily engagement with the geography, history, ethno-culture...

... to this study—we were only able to include individuals that could be observed within the field site. In addition, distances between first breeding territories and post-fledging locations were significantly shorter than the mean distance between the first breeding territory and the post-fledging locations of all...

... in 2016. Figure 2. Study area north of Ft. McMurray, Alberta, Canada where Common Nighthawks at five study sites were tracked with VHF tags to study acoustic behavior and territoriality. Google Earth imagery was accessed via the package ggmap in R version 4.0.3 on May 3, 2021. Figure 1...

... after the rejection of original assignment 1 Paternity assigned to full sibling that was a territory holder ~750 m away. SM was the only other identified male with similar, positive LOD score. Excluded from further consideration 7 Nestlings were typed at 6 or less loci, the female was not sampled...

... in establishing a differential property regime for their territories, and had started the process of re-shaping the meaning of their territories within Colombian law. The following section examines the next step in this process, providing an analysis of the way in which the JEP formally pronounced five...

.... political ecology political economy territory energy justice aid politics electricity Vanuatu, like many countries in the Global South, faces a critical juncture with respect to defining its energy future (cf. Newell and Phillips, 2016 ). With low levels of electricity access compared with other...