Continuous variation occurs when
A) no real variation is apparent between forms.
B) variants come in distinct forms.
C) variants come in a smooth distribution from one extreme to another.
D) only one extreme variant exists.

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Continuous variation refers to the distribution of variants along a smooth continuum from one extreme to another, without any distinct or discontinuous categories. This is in contrast to discrete variation, where distinct forms or categories are present.

Continuous Variation Occurs When