Masami Fujiwara

Evenness and Taylor's law scaling shape biodiversity-stability relationships in subtropical estuarine communities

The paper analyzes long-term estuarine community stability using diversity metrics and shows that evenness, not richness, drives stability through portfolio effects and species variance scaling.

Community reorganization without collapse in a warming world: Habitat-contingent, trait-mediated biodiversity change within a conserved multi-scale structure

The paper examines biodiversity reorganization across spatial scales in estuarine ecosystems over four decades, showing habitat-dependent trait-mediated changes without collapse.

A Predictability Framework for Conservation Strategy: Empirical Evidence from Estuarine Biodiversity Forecasting

This study evaluates how predictability varies with biodiversity metrics, spatial scale, and forecast horizon in estuarine ecosystems, informing conservation strategies based on predictability regimes.