E. W. Tekwa

This paper introduces an improved species richness estimator, ΩT, which outperforms existing methods in balancing bias, precision, and difference detection accuracy across simulations and real-world ecological surveys.

The paper uses eco-evolutionary simulations to assess coral reef persistence and recovery under climate change across three regions, finding that evolution and connectivity are critical factors.

This paper introduces a statistical framework to infer models with alternative stable states from independent observations, demonstrating its application across ecological and chaotic systems.

This paper uses geometric analysis to study regime shifts in coral-macroalgae communities, showing how factors like grazing and spatial clustering influence stability and coexistence.