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Yearly growth rates of a single year class of CO-existing cockles Cerastoderma (Cardiurn) edule (L . ) and C. larnarcki (Reeve) show interspecific differences. Differences in habitat conditions influence growth rates of the two species differently at the two Danish fjord localities compared. At the Aggersborg locality, the two species grow at similar rates, while habitat conditions at the Langerak locality cause faster growth of C. edule, but slower growth of C. lamarcki. Habitat niche dimensions of the two species are thus demonstrated to be different.

Evidence for Niche Differences in Sympatric Populations of Cerastoderma edule and C. lamarcki