Similar words: boomerang, derange, deranged, wide range, free-range, rifle range, price range, pomeranian. Meaning: n. the area in which an animal normally ranges.
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1. It lives in small troops in defended home ranges that supply its needs.
2. The adult males move in larger home ranges that are superimposed spatially upon those of the females.
3. Its knowledge of its home range, however, is not restricted to these tracks, even though it seldom leaves them.
4. One breeding female tiger had a home range of about 15 square kilometres.
5. Their home range once extended from northern Montana into adjacent regions of Canada.
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6. In the home range , the most important habitat of dens is the reed grassland with the selectivity of 95.45%.
7. Result showed that the home range of the wolves in Dalai Lake is 112 square kilometers.
8. The research about home range choose of the desert great gerbil in south of Zhungur Desert shows the gerbil choose mainly the site between sand dune to built it nest.
9. An experiment was conducted to study the home range and habitat utilization of wolves in Dalai Lake Natural Reserve, Hulunbeir, Inner Mongolia during winter in 2004.
10. There is no significant difference of home range size between different periods.
11. For the rest of the year they wander their home ranges or defend their territories against all-comers.
12. Hares that can not avoid areas with huge fields under monoculture compensate by establishing very large home ranges.
13. As with the tiger it is the male's warning to rivals to stay off its home range.
14. Socially they live in loose communities comprising a set of juxtaposed home ranges utilized by females and their dependent young.
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16. They need big grassy estuaries, subalpine habitat, and an enormous home range, which those islands don't offer.
17. Danger, in the form of several species of large, predatory sharks, lurks in the deeper waters of the dolphins' home range .
18. For all 12 monitored sika deer, 11 of them used singular core-area and only 1 adult male deer used double core-area in home range.
19. These scent posts are meant to inform others of a cat's home range.
20. The aim of this study is to investigate the home range and movement of local egrets and herons.
21. 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.
22. Radio transmitters are used worldwide in avian species to study habitat use, mortality, migration, home range and physiology.
23. The shell pattern acts like camouflage in its natural home range.
24. By 2007, the disease had spread over more than half of the devils' home range there.
25. The leader organizes troop activities like eating, nesting in leaves, and moving about the group's 0.75-to-16-square-mile (2-to-40-square-kilometer) home range.
26. In 25 years, the small spider has moved its home range more than 200 miles north, averaging 8 miles a year, he said.
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