Phenotypic Plasticity Refers to the Ability of an Organism to Adopt

Phenotypic plasticity refers to the ability of an organism to adopt:

A) alternative phenotypes depending on environmental and/or social conditions.
B) many different phenotypes simultaneously.
C) different morphological phenotypes with no change in behavioral phenotype.
D) different behavioral phenotypes within no change in morphological phenotype.
E) one specific phenotype that is fixed throughout the organism's lifetime.