Developmental plasticity
A) refers to the ability of an organism to change its genotype in response to its environment.
B) means that a single genotype can produce more than one phenotype.
C) arises because of modularity.
D) is usually harmful to a species.
E) does not occur in plants.

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Developmental plasticity means that a single genotype can produce more than one phenotype in response to environmental factors. This can be seen in examples such as a butterfly's wings changing size based on temperature during development.

Developmental Plasticity