Which one of the following types of ownership termination allows each tenant to have a specific, divided portion (partition) of the property exclusively?

The type of ownership termination that allows each tenant to have a specific, divided portion (partition) of the property exclusively is known as "partition." This refers to a legal process in which co-owners of property can divide their interests in the property into distinct, separate portions.

When a property is held in a tenancy in common or joint tenancy, any co-owner can request a partition, and the court may enforce this request by physically dividing the property if feasible or by ordering the property to be sold and the proceeds divided among the owners. This ensures that each tenant can claim exclusive rights to their portion of the property, allowing them to use, rent, or sell their individual share without interference from others.