'Ulnar loop' presentation slideshows

Practice, Practice, Practice

Practice, Practice, Practice. Right Hand. Double Loop. Left Hand. Tented Arch. Left Hand. Ulnar Loop. Right Hand. Simple Whorl. Right Hand. Radial Loop. Left Hand. Radial Loop. Left Hand. Simple Whorl. Right Hand. Radial Loop. Left Hand. Accidental Whorl. Right Hand.

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Unit 4 Fingerprint Identification

Students will explore fingerprint identification. Unit 4 Fingerprint Identification. Vocabulary. Dactylscopy Ridge characteristic Minutiae Loop print Whorl print Arch print IAFIS Ridge count Bifurcation Double bifurcation Lake/enclosure Spur Short ridge Island/eye Dot

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Unit 4 Fingerprint Identification

Students will explore fingerprint identification. Unit 4 Fingerprint Identification. Vocabulary. Dactylscopy Ridge characteristic Minutiae Loop print Whorl print Arch print IAFIS Ridge count Bifurcation Double bifurcation Lake/enclosure Spur Short ridge Island/eye Dot

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The Basics

The Basics. Fingerprints. T. Trimpe 2006 http://sciencespot.net. History of Fingerprints. HISTORY OF FINGERPRINTING. Chinese used fingerprints to sign legal documents as far back as three thousand years ago

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FingerPrints

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FingerPrints

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Forensic techniques day 1

Forensic techniques day 1. Fingerprints. Indentifying Individual Prints. Fingerprint Principles. According to criminal investigators, fingerprints follow 3 fundamental principles:

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Classes of Fingerprints

Classes of Fingerprints. bsapp.com. Arches-No Deltas or Cores. An arch is formed by ridges entering from one side of the print, rising slightly and exiting on the opposite side. bsapp.com. Plain Arch.

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Fingerprinting (latent)

Fingerprinting (latent). Biotechnology II. Skin Layers. Epidermis : superficial layers of keratinized stratified squamous epithelium. Layers. Dermis : deeper than epidermis; sheet of irregular fibrous dense connective tissue Responsible for most of the structural strength

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Fingerprints

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Unit 3: Fingerprints (part 2)

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Reading Fingerprints

Reading Fingerprints. bsapp.com. Reading Prints. The key to reading prints is not to find each and every characteristic in the prints, but to get the trend of patterns. Most prints found at a crime scene are partial prints which rarely contain all deltas and cores.

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1 st Identify

1 st Take Finger Prints of L1 Center = LEFT HAND THUMB CENTER. 1 st Identify. Main Patterns of Fingerprints. Whorl. Loop. Arch. 1 or 2 core ? 2 deltas. 1 CORE; 1DELTAS. 1 or no core ? 1 or no delta. IF PATTERNS OF FIGER PRINT IS . Whorl. Target Whorl. Spiral Whorl. Composite

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Can fingerprint patterns be inherited?

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