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GCSE Combined Science · key term
Variation in which a characteristic can take a range of values, with many intermediate values.
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Specification B5.1c · Biology Paper 2
Revise: Genotype and Environmental InteractionsContinuous variation occurs when a characteristic has a range of possible values, with many small differences and intermediate values between individuals. It is usually measured rather than assigned to a few named categories.
Distinguish variation by the pattern of values: continuous variation has a range with intermediate values, whereas discontinuous variation has separate categories.
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