Reproductive Trade-Offs That an Organism Might Face Include All of the Following

Reproductive trade-offs that an organism might face include all of the following except

A) the number of offspring produced versus the size and development of the offspring.
B) the number of offspring versus the level of parental care provided the offspring.
C) the energy expended by the parent in caring for the offspring versus energy available for the growth and survival of the parent.
D) the costs of hibernation during the nonbreeding season versus the costs of migration.