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Appendices

Appendix A: Properties of the alluvial and marine terrace forests at Waitutu Forest, New Zealand.
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Appendix B: SORTIE/NZ alluvial terrace forest model structure and parameterization.
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Appendix C: Typical ground-level appearance of the two forests we studied at Waitutu Forest, New Zealand.
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Appendix D: Invasive mammalian herbivores included in our study.
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Appendix E: Modeled probability of mast seeding in Dacrydium cupressinum and Nothofagus spp.
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Appendix F: Table summarizing the characteristics of fruits and seeds of species modeled in SORTIE/NZ.
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Appendix G: Chemical characteristics of the alluvial and marine terrace soils used to pot seedlings collected from the study area for growing in glasshouse conditions before planting into deer exclosures.
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Appendix H: Tables and figures describing the results of our field study investigating rodent predation on seeds of five tree species as a function of the relative basal area of trees in alluvial and marine terrace forests.
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Appendix I: Tables and figures summarizing the results of our field study investigating the effects of the presence and absence of deer on seedling growth and mortality rates in alluvial and marine terrace forests.
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Appendix J: Schefflera digitata seedlings planted in the alluvial terrace forest.
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Appendix K: Figures showing predicted 500-year trends in total adult basal area, total sapling density, and total seedling density in four herbivory scenarios for the alluvial and marine terrace forests.
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Appendix L: Figures showing predicted 500-year trends in total adult basal area, total sapling density, and total seedling density of conifers and angiosperms in four herbivory scenarios for the alluvial and marine terrace forests.
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Appendix M: Figures showing predicted 500-year trends in adult basal area, sapling density, and seedling density for each of the 15 species in the four alluvial terrace forest herbivory scenarios.
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Appendix N: Figures showing predicted 500-year trends in adult basal area, sapling density, and seedling density for each of the seven species in the four marine terrace forest herbivory scenarios.
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Appendix O: Evaluation of model predictions.
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Supplement

Supplement 1: SORTIE/NZ alluvial and marine terrace forest model parameter files used in our simulations.
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