Male Tree Lizards (Urosaurus Ornatus) of the Nonaggressive Phenotype Are

Multiple Choice

Male tree lizards (Urosaurus ornatus) of the nonaggressive phenotype are flexible in their territorial behavior, switching between territorial and nomadic behavior in response to environmental conditions. When conditions become stressful, levels of the hormone corticosterone rise, eventually triggering the switch to nomadic behavior.

A) This switch in behavior is prompted by hormone changes that occur during the neonatal period and are, therefore, activational in nature.
B) This switch in behavior is prompted by hormone changes that occur during the neonatal period and are, therefore, organizational in nature.
C) This switch in behavior is prompted by hormone changes that occur in adulthood and are, therefore, activational in nature.
D) This switch in behavior is prompted by hormone changes that occur in adulthood and are, therefore, organizational in nature.