Step 1: Understanding the Concept
Red blood cells carry oxygen using haemoglobin.
Step 2: Recall features
Mature human RBCs lose their nucleus, giving more room for haemoglobin.\nThey are discs thinner at the centre, that is biconcave.
Step 3: Conclusion
They are non-nucleated and biconcave.
Final Answer:
Mature human RBCs are non-nucleated and biconcave.
\[ \boxed{\text{(B) }\text{Non nucleated and biconcave}} \]