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Recurving Ridges If a recurving ridge tends to terminate on the opposite side of the impression from which it entered,
Classifying Loops can be tricky. In the figure above, the ridge enters at A and exits at the same place,
Key Characteristics of loops Loops are a type of friction ridge pattern that constitute about 65% of all prints. A
White spaces A white space must intervene between the delta and the first ridge count. If no such interval exists,
There are a few other rules to remember about Deltas: The delta may not be located at a bifurcation which
The Delta is the point on a ridge at or in front of and nearest the center of the divergence
Type lines, which enclose fingerprint patterns, can be very short, or long. Another very important characteristic of type lines is
Sometimes our clients have injured the tips of their fingers and express concern that this will affect their fingerprints. We
The three types of patterns are 1. Arch 2. Loop and 3. Whorl. These may be further divided: 1. Arch
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