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What is this fingerprint?
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What is this fingerprint?
Foxymoron Fri Feb 08, 2013 11:01 am
Please help me identify this print on the right index finger. All other fingers and thumbs have ulna loops.
This right index is going in the opposite direction and at first I thought it was another loop but as I looked closer I was unsure what pattern it would be classified as.
I have included 2 photos at slight different angles to try show the lines clearly.
Thank you.
This right index is going in the opposite direction and at first I thought it was another loop but as I looked closer I was unsure what pattern it would be classified as.
I have included 2 photos at slight different angles to try show the lines clearly.
Thank you.
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Re: What is this fingerprint?
Martijn (admin) Fri Feb 08, 2013 4:06 pm
Hello Foxymoron, it's a whorl.
PS. It's not a central pocket loop (a.k.a. peacock) because the whorling ridges pass the virtual line between the two triradii; and it's also not a double loop because the shoulders of the two cores are connected.
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Re: What is this fingerprint?
Kiran.Katawa Fri Feb 08, 2013 9:31 pm
Martijn, where can you see the other triradii? One is clearly visible.Martijn (admin) wrote:
Hello Foxymoron, it's a whorl.
PS. It's not a central pocket loop (a.k.a. peacock) because the whorling ridges pass the virtual line between the two triradii; and it's also not a double loop because the shoulders of the two cores are connected.
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Re: What is this fingerprint?
Martijn (admin) Fri Feb 08, 2013 9:51 pm
Kiran.Katawa wrote:Martijn, where can you see the other triradii? One is clearly visible.Martijn (admin) wrote:
Hello Foxymoron, it's a whorl.
PS. It's not a central pocket loop (a.k.a. peacock) because the whorling ridges pass the virtual line between the two triradii; and it's also not a double loop because the shoulders of the two cores are connected.
Kiran, the second triradius is just visible in the upper photo (between the two largest lines at the radial side).
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Re: What is this fingerprint?
Kiran.Katawa Fri Feb 08, 2013 10:06 pm
Martijn, that was the one I was referring too.
Where do you see the other?
Where do you see the other?
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Re: What is this fingerprint?
Martijn (admin) Fri Feb 08, 2013 10:27 pm
Kiran, the ridges indicate that the 2nd triradius is located somewhere in the encircled region.
PS. To foxymoron: I would welcome you to check out whether the 2nd triradius is indeed present at this location.
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Re: What is this fingerprint?
Foxymoron Mon Feb 18, 2013 2:11 am
great observational skills Martjin. Yes, there is a 2nd triradius. It is faint, but it is there. I actually found it difficult to see clearly .
I have included a photo to better show the area you spotted.
I have included a photo to better show the area you spotted.
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Re: What is this fingerprint?
Martijn (admin) Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:51 am
Hi Foxymoron,
Nice to see that you found it!
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