Sun burning can be seen as: a. the failure of an adaptation when normal (historical) environmental variation is exceeded. b. a misfiring of the mRNA system in cases where the ribosome is damaged. c. an adaptive response to avoid skin cancer. d. a result of too much vitamin D e. none of the above is correct

The correct option is E.

none of the above is correct

Explanation:

This is because sun burning refer to the over exposure of the skin to Ultraviolet radiations of the sun. It is as a result of too much exposure if the genetic content if the skin cells to Ultraviolet radiations of the sun and the symptoms include skin redness, the skin become swollen and sometimes wrinkled.