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Meanings of marking territory in English
Odor left by an animal to indicate its presence and status.
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Examples for "scent mark"
Examples for "scent mark"
1
This lets the animals scent mark each other's accommodation ahead of being brought together.
2
Both males and females occupy territories that they scent mark with secretions from glands on their chests and under the base of their tails.
3
The data also indicate that scent marking can differentiate novel from familiar contexts.
4
He did that chin-rubbing nod thing again, like he was scent marking his own knees.
5
But his scent marks didn't reach the white walls.
1
The data also indicate that scent marking can differentiate novel from familiar contexts.
2
He did that chin-rubbing nod thing again, like he was scent marking his own knees.
3
While enjoying the greenery, they saw a huge male leopard patrolling and scent marking the territory.
4
The woman on his right rubbed her cheek along his shoulder as if it were a cat scent marking.
5
The dog was only scent marking, but Henry took it as vindication that the dogs indeed needed a break.
Usage of marking territory in English
1
Latrine behavior was generally considered to be a method of marking territory.
2
You're like a couple of mutts marking territory. She laid two slim fingers on Artemis's forearm.
3
It is a way of marking territory.
4
She would sit on a bench and talk to people while I ran around, making friends and marking territory.
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