Declining interspecific competition during character displacement: Summoning the ghost of competition past

By John Pritchard, D. Schluter. 2001

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• Ecological opportunity and levels of morphological variance within freshwater stickleback populations (2005, background): “…populations because previous work on stickleback has revealed disproportionately severe competition between similar phenotypes (Schluter, 1994, 2003; Pritchard & Schluter, 2001; Gray & Robinson, 2002) and stronger disruptive selection when intraspecific competition was increased (Bolnick, 2004).”
• TROPHIC POLYMORPHISM AND BEHAVIORAL DIFFERENCES DECREASE INTRASPECIFIC COMPETITION IN A CICHLID, HERICHTHYS MINCKLEYI (2003, methodology): “We quantified competitive interactions in H. minckleyi using growth rates as proxy for fitness (after Pritchard and Schluter 2001).”