The fast anterograde and retrograde transport systems in axons convey organelles frompanzees, along with those reported elsewhere for other species, indicated that given two environmental processes with the same variance, the level of uncertainty surrounding mean estimates of critical population size is determined largely by the form of the autocorrelation function of the environmental process. In general, those autocorrelation functions that were strictly positive led to higher levels of uncertainty, as measured by the extreme value statistics, than did those that changed sign.
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