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1 Target 2-3 Tuesday, October 24, 2017
Fingerprints Target 2-3 Tuesday, October 24, 2017

2 Target 2-3 I can match fingerprints by developing, classifying, and analyzing fingerprint evidence.

3 Fingerprints are… Impressions left behind when friction ridges of human skin come in contact with smooth surfaces

4 Principles of Fingerprints
A fingerprint is unique to an individual. Identical fingerprints have never been found.

5 Principles of Fingerprints
A fingerprint will remain unchanged throughout the life of the individual, even as skin grows, is damaged, and heals.

6 Principles of Fingerprints
Fingerprints have general ridge patterns that allow them to be systematically classified.

7 Classifying Fingerprints
Look for deltas and cores Delta = small triangle in the print, formed where ridges split apart Core = small circle in the print, formed where ridges close in on themselves

8 Classes of Fingerprints
Arches Plain Arch Tented Arch Loops Ulnar/Radial Loops Whorls Plain Whorl Central Pocket Loop Double Loop

9 Arches An arch is formed by ridges entering from one side of the print and exiting on the opposite side. Zero deltas Zero cores bsapp.com

10 Plain Arch Zero cores Zero deltas
Ridges enter on one side, rise just a bit, and exit on the other side bsapp.com

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12 Tented Arch Zero cores Zero deltas
A tented arch rises sharply upward causing the center of the print to look like a tent. Ridges bend at less than 90 degrees bsapp.com

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15 Loops A loop must have one or more ridges that enter from one side of the print, curve around, and exit the same side One delta Zero cores bsapp.com

16 Ulnar Loops An ulnar loop opens toward the little finger
Print from the right hand bsapp.com

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18 Radial Loops A radial loop opens toward the thumb
Print from the right hand bsapp.com

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20 Whorls One or more cores Two deltas bsapp.com

21 Plain Whorl Two deltas One core
At least one ridge that makes a complete circuit Looks symmetrical – deltas are evenly spaced on each side of the core bsapp.com

22 Plain Whorl Two Deltas One Core Displays a degree of symmetry
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24 Central Pocket Loop Two deltas One core
At least one ridge makes a complete circuit At least one ridge enters and exits the print from the same side Not symmetrical One delta off to the side One delta near the core bsapp.com

25 Central Pocket Loop Two Deltas One Core Lacks Symmetry
A delta is observed near the core bsapp.com

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27 Double Loop Two deltas Two cores
A double loop is made up of two loops combined into one fingerprint. Looks like an “S” bsapp.com

28 Double Loop Two Deltas Two Cores Appears to have an “S” in the print
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30 Accidental All other prints Can have any number of cores and deltas
Cannot be classified as anything else bsapp.com

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