Territory

Territory is a term in biology, geography, and political science that refers to an area of land controlled by a particular group or individual. In biology, it often refers to the area that an animal or group of animals defends against others. In geography and political science, it refers to an area of land under the jurisdiction of a governmental authority.

Biology

In biology, a territory is an area that is defended by an animal or group of animals against others. This is often for the purpose of mating and nesting. The size and shape of a territory can vary greatly depending on the species and the environment. Some animals are highly territorial, while others are not.

Geography

In geography, a territory is a defined area of land. This can include everything from a small plot of land to a large region. Territories can be defined by natural features such as rivers or mountains, or by man-made features such as roads or buildings.

Political Science

In political science, a territory is an area of land under the jurisdiction of a governmental authority. This can include everything from a small municipality to a large country. Territories can be defined by political boundaries, and can have varying degrees of autonomy.

See Also

• Territoriality (nonverbal communication)
• Territorial disputes
• Territorial integrity
• Territorial waters
• Territoriality

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