InjectMocks behaving differently with Java 6 and 7?

Yes, correct on these field Mockito cannot clear the ambiguity, so it simply ignores these ambiguous fields.

Mockito's behaviour is undefined, if there's more than one mock that matches one of the fields that is going to be injected. Here, "matches" means it's the right type, ignoring any type parameters - type erasure prevents Mockito from knowing about the type parameters. So in your example, either of the two mocks could be injected into either of the two fields.

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