Sesenta años de la Zona Mexicana de Transición de Halffter: una revisión sistemática usando herramientas bibliométricas
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https://doi.org/10.22201/ib.20078706e.2023.94.5114Palabras clave:
Teoría de Halffter, Impacto científico, Análisis bibliométrico, Análisis de contenido, Patrones de distribuciónResumen
La Zona de Transición Mexicana (ZTM) se ha convertido en un concepto clave que ha promovido la consolidación de un campo de investigación interdisciplinario. Revisamos las publicaciones sobre la ZTM con herramientas bibliométricas para detectar las tendencias a través del tiempo y analizamos la estructura conceptual y citación historiográfica. También realizamos un análisis de contenido considerando la conceptualización de la ZTM, la aplicación de los patrones de distribución de Halffter y las diferentes disciplinas donde el término ha sido usado. El número de publicaciones por año no ha sido constante, pero desde 2012 ha habido un incremento general, llegando a ser la ZTM frecuentemente mencionada en publicaciones y en algunos casos constituyendo un tópico de investigación. Identificamos divergencias en la conceptualización de la ZTM y discutimos las implicaciones para los estudios biogeográficos. La conceptualización de la ZTM por Halffter ha inspirado a otros autores a producir investigación enfocada en esta área y a establecer hipótesis biogeográficas, pero también a redefinir el concepto y hacerlo aplicable a través de su incorporación en la regionalización biogeográfica de las Américas.
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