| Author | Message | ||
     vjmehta |
write us the details of the patterns of the finger print | ||
| David Fairhurst |
Marge, Yes. There is a very rare congeital condition called friction ridge aplasia in which no friction ridges form at all. more common, though still rare, is friction ridge dysplasia. In this condition the ridge units are not joined up into continuous ridges. Dysplasia usually only affects small areas of the skin, total dysplasia would be very rare. N.B. fingerprints showing dysplasia are still unique and can be individualised. David | ||
| Marge Thoreson |
Is it possible for a person to naturally have no fingerprints, if so what is it called and caused by. | ||
| Charles M. Richardson |
What is the average size of each finger for both a male and female; to include length (all digits-full finger) and circumference? Will appreciate any information or references? |
