Territorial Signalling is a vibrational communication mechanism by which an organism conveys ownership or occupancy of a defined space through species-specific substrate-borne signals to deter conspecific intruders.
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Drifting Territoriality in the Red Fox Vulpes vulpes
C. Patrick Doncaster, David W. Macdonald · Journal of Animal Ecology · 1991 · 205 citations
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