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zonation: a standalone construct

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zonation1 CONSTRUCTZonationSTEPHENSON · MARINE ECOLOGY

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Marine ecology

the arrangement of organisms in horizontal bands between the tide marks on rocky shores, which the authors found to share features worldwide.

In marine ecology, zonation refers to the arrangement of organisms in horizontal bands between the tide marks on rocky shores, which the authors found to share features worldwide. This meaning comes from Stephenson (1949) in The Journal of Ecology. Here zonation is this specific meaning.[1]

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  1. Stephenson, T. A., & Stephenson, A. (1949). The Universal Features of Zonation Between Tide-Marks on Rocky Coasts. The Journal of Ecology, 37(2), 289. https://doi.org/10.2307/2256610

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