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Forensic Science | 4.3 Fingerprint Lab - Option 2 (20 Points) Introduction: In this lab you will investigate the three classes of fingerprints and identify defining characteristics of each class of fingerprint. You will then take a look at how fingerprint technology has developed in recent years and learn how fingerprint technology can be spoofed by criminals. Procedure: Part 1: Open the fingerprints technique manual and answer the following questions: 1. What are the 3 fundamental characteristics of fingerprints? (1 point) The three fundamental characteristics of fingerprints are: A fingerprint is an individual characteristic, no two fingers have identical ridge characteristics A fingerprint will remain unchanged during an individual's lifetime Fingerprints have general ridge patterns which make it possible to systematically classify 2. Draw a cross section of human skin and label the following parts: Ridge Island, Sweat Pores, Epidermis, Papillae, Dermis, Duct of sweat gland, sweat gland, and Nerves of touch. (5 points) 3. Draw an example of an arched fingerprint. (5 points) © Michigan Virtual University, 2023
4. What type of arched print did you draw? How do you know? (1 point) I drew a plain arch. I know because it does not spike up at the center like a tented arch does. 5. Draw an example of a looped fingerprint, label the delta and core. (5 points) 6. Draw an example of a whorl fingerprint. (5 points) 7. What type of whorl print did you draw? How do you know? (1 point) I drew a plain whorl print, I know because there are two deltas, and it is in a circular pattern. 8. Why is it important to roll fingers during the printing process? (1 point) It is important to roll fingers during the printing process, because it captures all the required features of the print. © Michigan Virtual University, 2023
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