Full Idea
The same stereotype can give difference concepts; chickens are paradigmatic instances both of FOOD and of BARNYARD FOWL.
Clarification
Fodor uses capitals for the concept, rather than the word
Gist of Idea
One stereotype might be a paradigm for two difference concepts
Source
Jerry A. Fodor (LOT 2 [2008], Ch.5.4)
Book Reference
Fodor,Jerry A.: 'LOT 2: the Language of Thought Revisited' [OUP 2008], p.155
A Reaction
And I'm guessing that lots of concepts could have two equally plausible stereotypes, even within a single mind. Stereotypes are interesting, but they don't seem to be the key to our understanding of concepts.