D. Tongue rolling
What is discontinuous variation in humans?
A discontinuous variant refers to such things as eye color or blood group, that have a restricted number of possible values. In other words, someone's blood can be A, B, AB, or O, but it can not be something in between.
Examples of discontinuous variants encompass tongue rolling, fingerprints, eye color, and blood groups. continuous variation fluctuates around an average or a mean of species. Discontinuous variation does not have an average or mean.
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