Resource Regionalization is a geographical framework that categorizes territories based on the spatial distribution, availability, and utilization potential of natural resources, distinguishing it from other regionalization approaches by its focus on resource endowments as the primary criterion for delineating regions.
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Ecological regionalization in Canada and the United States
Robert G. Bailey, Steven C. Zoltai, Ed Wiken · Geoforum · 1985 · 81 citations
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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