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Which of the following statements describes an example of phenotypic plasticity?
A) A yeast cell with a genetic mutation grows into a pink colony on a petri dish, while a cell without the mutation grows into a white colony.
B) Desert locusts with the same genotype develop into solitary or swarming forms depending on the density of individuals in their surroundings.
C) Two stems cut from a single rose plant develop red flowers, despite one being planted in full sun and the other in shade.
D) The common hawk-cuckoo and the shikra are types of birds with similar feather patterns and behaviors despite genetic differences.
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