A Comparison Of Palmar Dermatoglyphics In Two Ethnic Indian Populations Of North Bengal, India

A Comparison Of Palmar Dermatoglyphics In Two Ethnic Indian Populations Of North Bengal, India Jaydip Sen, Tanuj Kanchan, and Nitish Mondal, 2010   Dermatoglyphic print comparisons can be utilized to establish personal identification in forensic cases. The northern part of the state of West Bengal, India, is the home to many ethnic populations. Two such populations are the Rajbanshi and the Mech. Palm prints were collected from 192 adult Rajbanshi (105 men and 87 women) and 100 adult Mech...

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