Dermatoglyphics is the study of finger print patterns and the term was coined by Harold
Cummins in 1926. Finger prints are imprints of epidermal ridges, which are formed in early …

Fingerprints have considerable value in morphological, biological, anthropological and
forensic studies. Fingerprints collected from the crime scene and from the items of evidence …

The distribution of fingerprint patterns has been found to be varying amongst the different
population groups across the globe. Hence, this knowledge becomes crucially important in …

Fingerprints play a vital role in identification of individual in any forensic investigation. The
present study is conducted on 536 Marathi subjects (256 males and 280 females) of Nagpur …

Background The purpose of this study was to evaluate gender-wise diversity of digital
dermatoglyphic traits in a sample of Sinhalese people in Sri Lanka. Findings Four thousand …

ABSTRACT A study was conducted to study the distribution of fingerprint patterns among
Malaysian population, specifically on the right and left hands, gender, major ethnic groups …

The science of fingerprints is very crucial in criminal investigation as it helps identify
perpetrators or victims of a crime. Fingerprint ridge density (FPRD), which refers to the …

Determination of individuality plays an important part of any medico-legal investigation. One
of the most reliable methods of identification is fingerprints. The present study was …

Various dermatoglyphic parameters like finger print pattern, atd angle, absolute ridge count
& ab, bc, cd, and ad ridge counts were observed in 150 cases of congenital cardiac disease …

Background and aim The unique and persistent nature of dermatoglyphic features serves as
a valuable tool for the inclusion and exclusion of the suspect at a crime scene. Moreover …