The Phenomenon in Which Genetically Identical Individuals Can Assume Two

question 34

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon in which genetically identical individuals can assume two or more distinct body forms, induced by differences in the environment, is called

• A) polyphenic development.
• B) epigenetics.
• C) phenotypic plasticity.
• D) seasonal polyphenism.

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