  Bottomonium and charmonium, representing quarkonia states, are scrutinized
under the point of view of the information theory, in the AdS/QCD holographic
setup. A logarithmic measure of information, comprised by the configurational
entropy, is here employed to quantitatively study quarkonia radially excited
S-wave states. The configurational entropy provides data regarding the relative
dominance and the abundance of the bottomonium and charmonium states, whose
underlying information is more compressed, in the Shannon's theory meaning. The
derived configurational entropy, therefore, identifies the lower
phenomenological prevalence of higher S-wave resonances and higher masses
quarkonia in Nature.
