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ARTICLE - Fingerprints & Palmar Dermatoglyphics

One of my favourite articles on the internet about fingerprints & dermatoglyphics is Ed Campbell's article: 'FINGERPRINTS & PALMAR DERMATOGLYPHICS' A history of dermatoglyphics, palmistry & character identity Summary: The article

A 'family tree' of fingerprints... AND the 3 major hand lines!

In 1943 Cummins & Midlo presented their marvelous "Finger Prints, Palms and Soles", which e.g. presents a model which they named: 'a family tree of finger-print types': see the picture below. NOTICE: This model presents an interesting

History of Scientific Dermatoglyphics

For those who don't know the basics of this area of handreading, here is an extract from my book 'The Interpretation of Dermatoglypics': Purkinje The key figure in the early study of dermatoglyphics was the Czech doctor and researcher Jan Purkinje.

Teachers! Test Your Intelligence!

Peace be upon you , dearest colleagues. This is a very interesting test of intelligence . I want to share it with you so as to share OUR intelligence in SOLVING quizzes . RULES : - You can ANSWER but not comment upon replies so as to keep the

ARTICLE: 'Conventional Dermatoglyphics - A Review'

ARTICLE: 'CONVENTIONAL DERMATOGLYPHICS – REVIVED CONCEPT: A REVIEW' (2011) http://ijpbs.net/vol-2_issue-3/bio_science/57.pdf This very informative article describes e.g. the following topics: - History of dermatoglyphics -

Dissertation study on the prenatal origins of the dermatoglyphics by W.J. Babler

THE PRENATAL ORIGINS OF POPULATION DIFFERENCES IN HUMAN DERMATOGLYPHICS by William Joseph Babler A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Anthropology) in The

'Subdermatoglyphic' (17 letters) is the longest isogram in English language!

An ISOGRAM (also known as a "nonpattern word") is a logological term for a word or phrase without a repeating letter. In the book 'Language on Vacation: An Olio of Orthographical Oddities' (1965), Dmitri Borgmann tried to find the longest

Humanity vs The Rise Of The Machines

Humanity vs. the Rise of the Machines Infowars July 11, 2011 Is the greatest threat humanity faces posed by the rise of artificial intelligence? Society’s ruling elites have long ago pressured us to become mere ‘cogs in the machine’ who

JAN EVANGELIST A PURKINJE - EARLY PIONEER IN DERMATOGLYPHICS

http://www.scribd.com/doc/78249045/JAN-EVANGELIST-A-PURKINJE-EARLY-PIONEER-IN-DERMATOGLYPHICS Purkinje was a pioneer in the study of cells, particularly after acquiring a compound microscope in 1832. His discoveries include the nucleus in birds' eggs

Can anyone explain Six Arch fingerprints

Hi, I have on both hands arch fingerprints on the thumb, index and the middle and loops on the ring and the small finger. Since I heard that this many arches are uncommon can someone explain what this means. Thanks Lenny Norman Male 34 right

The TRIRADIUS in a fingerprint: how it develops, it's characteristics + a definition!

After the word 'triradius' became introduced in the field of fingerprints at the beginning of the 20th century, it had already become an old-fashioned concept in the 80's - illustrated by the fact that the F.B.I. no longer used it in their Classic work of

A safe and effective approach to remove heavy metals

Modified citrus pectin has been commercially available for a long while now. New research continues to confirm more and more impressive results with respect to chelating heavy metals without binding to essential minerals, and without any adverse

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