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Now we have the basic types of fingerprint patterns down. But is that enough? Far from it. Now we have to examine the individual characteristics of fingerprints that make them undeniably unique to a specific person. These are called Galton details, or minutiae, and they include things like ridge endings, bifurcations, and much more. Let's get a better sense of them now!

Script by Kuldeep Kawar

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