 And as we have also mentioned, quantum phenomena themselves are a feature of the world that emerges through decoherence (Zeh 2003a, p. 33; see also Bacciagaluppi 2002, Section 6.2): not only the stability of the outcomes of laboratory measurements, and thus ‘quantum phenomena’ in the specific sense of Bohr, but also quantum jumps or the appearance of \(\alpha\)-particle trajectories are a direct consequence of decoherence. The classical world yielded by decoherence is thus one (or one of many!) punctuated by quantum phenomena.