No tablespace assigned to table

select table_name, tablespace_name from user_tables order by table_name;
Running this query gives a few tables with no assigned tablespace name. I expected at least the default tablespace to be displayed, since the table has to be somewhere. Any ideas? TIA.
Note that I tested creating an empty table without specifying any tablespace, and it listed the default tablespace as expected.
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Scott,
Thanks. USER_SEGMENTS was correct, and also specified the logical reason why the tablespace_name was not in USER_TABLES -- these particular tables were partitioned.
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