1
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territorial boundaries
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Indigenous communities
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Less defined or fluid, emphasis on communal land and ancestral territories
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1
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2
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territorial control
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Indigenous communities
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Territorial control is often based on ancestral rights and communal ownership of land.
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1
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3
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territorial control
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Indigenous communities
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Territorial control is closely tied to cultural and spiritual connections with the land.
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1
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4
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territoriality
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Indigenous communities
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Territoriality is based more on shared usage of land and resources, with less emphasis on fixed property boundaries.
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1
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5
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territory
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Indigenous communities
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Territory is deeply connected to ancestral lands and has spiritual significance.
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1
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6
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territory
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Indigenous communities
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Territory is seen as a communal asset with spiritual significance, and is often managed collectively by the community.
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1
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7
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territory
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Indigenous communities
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Territory is often understood as a part of the natural environment and may be shared or fluid, not strictly defined by borders or property lines.
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1
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8
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territory
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Indigenous communities
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Territory is often defined by natural landmarks and is considered shared among the community rather than individually owned.
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1
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