Question on: JAMB Biology - 2024
One of the following is an example of discontinuous variation
shape of the head
blood group
body complexion
pointed nose
Discontinuous variation refers to traits that have distinct categories with no intermediate forms. Blood group is a classic example of discontinuous variation because individuals are classified into distinct blood types (A, B, AB, or O) with no in-between categories. The other options, such as shape of the head, body complexion, and pointed nose, are examples of continuous variation because they show a range of forms, with many intermediate categories.
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