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Behavioral Plasticity across Non-social Contexts in Female Green Swordtails, <em>Xiphophorus helleri</em>
Phenotypic plasticity is the ability of an individual to alter its phenotype in response to environmental change. Individuals that express plasticity in behavior can quickly respond to changes that occur in the environment. Therefore, individuals that exhibit behavioral plasticity can alter their be
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