home range

In 25 years, the small spider has moved its home range more than 200 miles north, averaging 8 miles a year, he said.

The young panda begins a life of its own during the second spring, when it establishes its own home range .

They were then herded to a central place where cowboys from each ranch cut out its beasts and drove them back to the home range.

When the animal is returned to its home range , its activities can be followed in great detail.

They need big grassy estuaries, subalpine habitat, and an enormous home range, which those islands don't offer.

Different food distribution and food selection of the Tibetan fox are important factors which lead to the overlapping home range.

There is no significant difference of home range size between different periods.

home range The area over which an animal normally travels in its day to day activities.

Their home range once extended from northern Montana into adjacent regions of Canada.

Result showed that the home range of the wolves in Dalai Lake is 112 square kilometers.

One breeding female tiger had a home range of about 15 square kilometres.

By 2007, the disease had spread over more than half of the devils' home range there.

And that's kind of their home range.

In the home range , the most important habitat of dens is the reed grassland with the selectivity of 95. 45%.

Radio transmitters are used worldwide in avian species to study habitat use, mortality, migration, home range and physiology.

Home Range Utilization in an All-male Band of White-headed Langur

Home range and habitat utilization of the crested ibis in the breeding period

Summer home range size and inner utilization of forest sika deer Cervus nippon in Nikko, Japan

Effects of external and intrinsic factors on home range size in reed vole populations

Tibetan fox has significant selection on food by home range area and activity area;