Figure Legends
Figure 1. a) The coefficient estimates of the best fitting models from
the second analysis (geometric growth rate ). Circles and bars
show estimates and 95% CIs, respectively. The fixed effects were
standardized (mean = 0, standard deviation = 1) prior to modeling,
therefore the intercept shows the distribution of modeled geometric
growth rate with mean values for population size and body mass. Also,
coefficient estimates show the expected change in years to extinction
given a one standard deviation increase in each fixed effect. Where CIs
for a fixed effect do not overlap with zero demonstrates a positive or
negative effect for that fixed effect, otherwise there is a mixture of
positive and negative effects. Also, interaction plots are presented for
b) all species, c) avian species and d) non-avian species. Error bars
indicate 95% CIs.
Figure 2. a) The coefficient estimates of the best fitting models from
the third analysis (population variability ). Circles and bars
show estimates and 95% CIs, respectively. The fixed effects were
standardized (mean = 0, standard deviation = 1) prior to modeling,
therefore the intercept shows the distribution of modeled annual
population variability with mean values for population size and body
mass. Also, coefficient estimates show the expected change in years to
extinction given a one standard deviation increase in each fixed effect.
Where CIs for a fixed effect do not overlap with zero demonstrates a
positive or negative effect for that fixed effect, otherwise there is a
mixture of positive and negative effects. Also, interaction plots are
presented for b) all species, c) avian species and d) non-avian species.
Error bars indicate 95% CIs.