Fig. 2. Range of Allee effects used in a perturbation analysis of a stage-based, discrete, stochastic population viability analysis for large woodpeckers. The intercept (ß0) and slope (ßa) of the relationship between current population size and probability of breeding decreases as the Allee effect becomes stronger. The intercept and slope are shown to the right of each curve (ß0, ßa). Population sizes exceeding 2, 5, and 11 ensure that all individuals in the population will attempt to breed under the three scenarios, respectively.