| Author | Message | ||
     Webmaster |
No. Just as men are often, but not always, larger than women... the overall size of their fingerprints (and hands/palms/feet/toes) can be larger. It's about as meaningful as looking at combat boot prints at a military base. The smaller boot prints may belong to average sized women, or men with small feet... or juvenile boys or girls who bought boots at the Army surplus store. --Ed German | ||
| tom froedge |
Do male fingerprints have different characteristics from that of a female? |
