Why do animals defend their territories? to maintain access to food, shelter, and mates to increase the space in which they live to establish dominance within a social group to eliminate the need for social

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Why do animals defend their territories?

to maintain access to food, shelter, and mates
to increase the space in which they live
to establish dominance within a social group
to eliminate the need for social hierarchies

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to maintain access to food, shelter, and mates

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