Seed predation behaviors

Seed predation occurs after seed dispersal has occurred and serves to reduce the number of seeds by simulating seed consumption by predators.

Behavior	Description
Functional response seed predation behavior	Simulates functional response seed predation, where the number of predators is a function of the amount of food that has been consumed.
Neighborhood seed predation behavior	Simulates seed predation as a function of tree neighborhood and masting events.
Functional response seed predation behavior (linked)	Works together with the Neighborhood seed predation behavior (linked) behavior to model seed predation.
Neighborhood seed predation behavior (linked)	Works together with the Functional response seed predation behavior (linked) behavior to model seed predation.