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Fingerprints help us hold on to objects

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Do Identical twins have the same fingerprints.

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Do Identical twins have the same fingerprints.

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Short answer no, in fact no one has the same fingerprints as you.Also your fingerprints last form berth to death so you will never never have the same fingerprints as someone

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How do fingerprints still make marks without ink

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How do fingerprints still make marks without ink

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Pores push sweat and body oils through your skin, which l leaves your fingerprint.

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Do Identical Twins Have Identical Fingerprints?

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Do Identical Twins Have Identical Fingerprints?

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I wonder why identical twins don't have the exact same fingerprints. I wonder why because if they are born on the same day and look the same doesn't that mean that they have almost the same DNA?

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Is is possible to wash away your fingerprints?

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Is is possible to wash away your fingerprints?

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With enough stuff, yes

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How much of a fingerprint has to show to identify a fingerp

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How much of a fingerprint has to show to identify a fingerp

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Only half of a fingerprint has to be shown to identify the criminal

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How does the fingerprint powder not smear the surface the ridges do not touch?

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How does the fingerprint powder not smear the surface the ridges do not touch?

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Apparently I'm pretty sure it sticks to the skin oils which makes it clear to see because when it is smeared it turns lighter so then the darker color distinguishes the fingerprint.

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When Did Scientists First use Fingerprints to Solve Crime?

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When Did Scientists First use Fingerprints to Solve Crime?

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As early as 1892, a scientists Francis Galton wrote a book about using fingerprints solving crimes.

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Yes, if the fingerprint is on glass and the light comes in the correct angle.

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They use a special fingerprint powder. But, I wonder, what is the powder made of?

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No, they are the same from birth to death

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If the criminal is smart enough to put on gloves, there are other ways athourities can identify the criminal, they are called biometrics. Some of them are DNA , hair samples, voice samples, handwriting samples, and the irises of your eyes.

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No to people in the world have the same fingerprints as you, not even your twin has the same finger prints!

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They commonly use fingerprints but they can use Dna, color of irises and voice patterns so they have many ways to identify criminals.

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How Do you leave fingerprints without dipping your fingers in ink?

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How Do you leave fingerprints without dipping your fingers in ink?

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Oils from the inside of your body get pushed out onto the ridges of your fingers, which makes fingerprints on everything you touch.

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In the world, there are billions of people, identical twins and some clones. None have the same fingerprints, the may differ with just a little Line and the others would be different. 😱😱😱😵😵😲😭😭😦😦😧😧😨😨😟😳

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You probably don't think about moving and that's because your brain says

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Dactylopsy is a system that identifies people based on their unique fingerprint. Dactylopsy uses the different types of fingerprints to solve crimes. The different types of fingerprints are arch, loop, and whorls. 😎☝

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No fingerprints are the same. Not even identical twins have the same fingerprints. Fingerprints are made in the womb where a baby is. The lower layer of skin pushes

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Think about your mom dad or even little brother, you are all genetically connected and your fingerprints are all different! Two words, MIND BLOWN🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

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Why don't identical twins have the same fingerprints?

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Why don't identical twins have the same fingerprints?

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What is dactylascopy?
It's a system used to identify our fingerprints

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What's so special about your fingerprints?

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What's so special about your fingerprints?

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They are there on finger, since you first develop in the womb.They will never change from the way you then. Nobody, not even twins, have the same fingerprints! I'm a twin, so I should know.

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What's so special about your fingerprints?

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What's so special about your fingerprints?

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They never change throughout your whole life, and the develop when you are in the womb. They can identify who people are, and identical twins in don't even have the same fingerprints as each other!   You can even lift fingerprints off of glossy surfaces with powder.

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What is the most popular type of fingerprint?

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What is the most popular type of fingerprint?

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The most popular type of fingerprint is Loop.

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Scientists have known about " latent," fingerprints from the nineteenth century!

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Do you want to know when lighters were invented? Or what they use to create a flam

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Do you want to know when lighters were invented? Or what they use to create a flam

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I didn't know that lighters dated back from the 1800s that was around the time the original hough street school was built!

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Why are there three different types of fingerprints??

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Why are there three different types of fingerprints??

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There are 3 different types of fingerprints because that's how they turn out.

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A system of fingerprint identification.

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Do identical twins have the same fingerprints????

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Do identical twins have the same fingerprints????

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No, they don't everyone has different fingerprints.

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Dactyloscopy is a source of identification by comparing two fingerprints to each other. I am surprised that since fingerprints never change, they can take your fingerprint when your 5 and identify you when your 80. I found it fascinating that Dactyloscopy has been around for 150 years.

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Have you ever tip-toed into the kitchen to sneak a cookie out of the jar when no one was looking? Unless you wore gloves, you probably left behind of your snack attack. A fingerprint could likely find fingerprints on the cookie jar and match them to the prints at the end of your fingers.

Luckily, most parents are neither fingerprint experts nor crime scene investigators (CSIs). However, the cookie crumbs on your chin might still give you away!

Take a close look at your palms and the tips of your fingers. Do you see the tiny ridges and lines? If you pressed a finger onto an inkpad and then onto a piece of paper, it would leave a print of the lines and ridges on your finger - a fingerprint!

Your fingerprints are . That means that no one else in the world has the exact same set of ridges and lines that you have on your fingers. Not even twins have the same fingerprints.

Your fingerprints also stay the same from the time you're born until death. Their uniqueness and lasting quality make fingerprints one of the best ways to a person.

Did you realize that you don't have to dip your fingers in ink to leave fingerprints? Sweat and body oils are constantly pushed out through tiny pores in our skin. These substances coat the ridges and lines of your fingers.

When you touch something, you transfer these substances to whatever you touch, leaving an impression of the ridges and lines on your fingers. These fingerprints - called fingerprints - usually can't be seen by the naked eye. However, you can sometimes see them on certain objects, such as a glass bottle.

Scientists have known about these fingerprints since the 19 th century. As early as 1892, English scientist Sir Francis Galton wrote a book about using fingerprints to solve crimes. It was not until 1896, however, that Sir Edward Richard Henry would develop a way to fingerprints based upon their general patterns: loops, whorls, and arches.

Henry's system of fingerprint identification - called dactyloscopy - has been modified slightly over time. Today, it is still used by law enforcement agencies all over the world.

Over the last 100 years, advances in technology have helped law enforcement officers make even better use of fingerprints. Today, fingerprints can be "lifted" - identified and copied for later comparison - from just about any surface using special fingerprint powder.

Moreover, scientists don't even need complete fingerprints any more. With the help of advanced computers and software, even half a fingerprint can be identified and matched with a comparison sample. Computers can even be used to make comparisons automatically, although final verification of a fingerprint match is still done by scientists who carefully study and compare the fingerprints to ensure a proper match is found.

Fingerprints aren't the only thing scientists use to people, though. There are several different types of biological and behavioral characteristics - called biometrics - that can be used to an individual. Other examples of biometrics include DNA, the irises of the eyes, voice patterns, and facial patterns.

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What's So Special About Your Fingerprints?

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Have you ever tip-toed into the kitchen to sneak a cookie out of the jar when no one was looking? Unless you wore gloves, you probably left behind of your snack attack. A fingerprint could likely find fingerprints on the cookie jar and match them to the prints at the end of your fingers.

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