Relative statistical analyses of the three-dimensional spatial distribution
of 7000 quasars from the Hewitt-Burbidge catalog are presented. If the pos
itional coordinates for a standard Friedmann cosmology are used, the result
s indicate that quasars with absorption features are at the centers of larg
e-scale (1000 Mpc or more) inhomogeneities in the overall spatial distribut
ion of quasars. These inhomogeneities are manifest as a deficit of quasars
around quasars with absorption spectra. The density of quasars around these
absorption quasars is half that around non-absorption quasars. This effect
is present at all redshifts considered.