Can fingerprint patterns be inherited?

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
8th Grade Forensic Science
Advertisements

8th Grade Forensic Science
Fingerprints are useful because… they’re unique they’re consistent over a person’s lifetime we have a systematic classification scheme Why do we even.
Fingerprint Pattern Interpretation. Created as a supplement to Chapter 8 of Fingerprint Identification All rights reserved Copyright © 2004 William Leo.
Fingerprinting Basics
Fingerprints. What is a Fingerprint? The skin on the palms of our hands and the soles of our feet is covered with FRICTION RIDGES. These ridges allow.
Fingerprints What do you know about … Fingerprint video
15-1 Fingerprinting Chapter 15 Crystal Violet Red Fluorescent Inked Courtesy of C. Fanning.
Fingerprint Analysis.
LATENT INK PRINTS LAB. OBJECTIVE Student will learn how to obtain inked fingerprints from classmates Student will classify each print.
NO BELLWORK! Bell Work: 11/19/14
Fingerprints are an impression of the lines on the inner surface of the thumb and fingers. Patterns are made by tiny ridges on the skin. The ridges on.
Fingerprint Principles These ridges form while the child is developing in the womb. As the fetus stretches or bends his/her fingers, stretching the skin,
#8 What is on your body (20 times) that makes you unique like a snowflake? Fingerprints.
Warm-up10/5/2011 Which of the following statements is FALSE! a.The hypodermis serves as a shock absorber. b.The UV radiation from the sun and tanning bed.
Bell Work: 11/19/14 NO BELLWORK! IMMEDIATELY begin on your rectangular coordinates crime scene sketches!
Fingerprints.
Classes of Fingerprints bsapp.com. Arches-No Deltas or Cores An arch is formed by ridges entering from one side of the print, rising slightly and exiting.
6 th Grade Forensic Science T. Trimpe 2006
Basic Fingerprint Patterns
8th Grade Forensic Science
8th Grade Forensic Science
Fingerprint Patterns and Ridge Counts
Catalyst – You find prints at a crime scene – how do you know they are relevant? Objective – I will describe the traits of finger prints and practice.
Fingerprints T. Trimpe
Fingerprint Analysis.
Finger Print Analysis.
Fingerprints T. Trimpe
Fingerprints.
Fingerprint Characteristics
Print Types 3 main types: Loops Whorls Arches ACOS 2.2, 2.3.
Classification of Fingerprints
Fingerprints Forensic Science 1.
Are Fingerprint Patterns Inherited Genetically?
Shannon McSeveney completed:
Fingerprint Patterns Fingerprints Lecture 2.
8th Grade Forensic Science
Classes of Fingerprints
8th Grade Forensic Science
6th Grade Forensic Science
8th Grade Forensic Science
8th Grade Forensic Science
Integument Forensic Science
Fingerprints.
7th Grade Forensic Science
Fingerprints.
Finger Print Analysis.
8th Grade Forensic Science
Fingerprints Forensic Science T. Trimpe
Fingerprints T. Trimpe
Fingerprints
Fingerprints Forensic Science T. Trimpe
Fingerprints T. Trimpe
Fingerprints Forensic Science T. Trimpe
Fingerprints T. Trimpe
Fingerprints Forensic Science T. Trimpe
Fingerprints T. Trimpe
8th Grade Forensic Science
8th Grade Forensic Science
8th Grade Forensic Science
8th Grade Forensic Science
8th Grade Forensic Science
Fingerprints T. Trimpe
8th Grade Forensic Science
8th Grade Forensic Science
Fingerprints Forensic Science T. Trimpe
Fingerprints Forensic Science.
Fingerprints Forensic Science T. Trimpe
Fingerprints Forensic Science.
Fingerprints Forensic Science T. Trimpe
Presentation transcript:

Can fingerprint patterns be inherited?

Big Question Can fingerprint patterns be inherited through family members. I know that every person has there own fingerprint and that no one’s is the same but I wanted to see if family members could have like fingerprint patterns.

Hypothesis I do think that fingerprint patterns can be inherited through family members. It makes sense that fingerprint patterns could be inherited just like hair or eye color can.

Interesting facts The 3 basic types of fingerprint patterns are arch, loop, and whorl. Arch fingerprint patterns are found in about 5% of the fingerprints. Loops occur in about 60%-70% of the fingerprints. Whorls are seen in about 25%-35% of the fingerprints.

More Interesting Facts (Types of Fingerprints) Plain Arch Tented Arch Ulnar Loop Radial Loop Double Loop Whorl

Label each sheet of paper with a family member’s name. Materials 4 sheets of paper Ink pad My family Piece of paper and a pencil Magnifying glass Control I used the same ink and paper for each person. Variables The people/family that I used. Procedure Label each sheet of paper with a family member’s name. Split the sheet of paper into 10 equal sections. Label each section of paper with the name of a finger and the hand it is on. Have each member of my family press their finger onto a pad of ink. Each person will then press that same finger onto the piece of paper in the correct section. Repeat with the rest of the family and observe.

Data JD Nash (Dad) IndL: Whorl ThmbL: Radial Loop MdlL: Arch RingL: Whorl PnkL: Arch IndR: Arch ThmbR: Ulnar Loop MdlR: Arch RingR: Whorl PnkR: Radial Loop Lois Nash (Mom) IndL: Whorl ThmbL: Radial Loop MdlL: Whorl RingL: Whorl PnkL: Radial Loop IndR: Ulnar Loop ThmbR: Ulnar Loop MdlR: Arch RingR: Arch PnkR: Ulnar Loop

Data continued Madison IndL: Double Whorl ThmbL: Radial Loop MdlL: Whorl RngL: Whorl PnkL: Radial Loop IndR: Whorl ThmbR: Radial Loop MdlR: Ulnar Loop RingR: Ulnar Loop PinkR: Ulnar Loop Hunter IndL: Whorl ThmbL: Arch MdlL: Arch RingL: Whorl PnkL: Arch IndR: Whorl ThmbR: Ulnar Loop MdlR: Arch RingR: Whorl PinkR: Ulnar Loop

Analysis of Data 80% of Hunter’s fingerprint patterns were either the same as my mom’s or my dad’s. 70% of Madison’s (my) fingerprint patterns were the same as my dad’s or my mom’s. My data shows that fingerprint pattern’s can be inherited.

Conclusion My hypothesis was correct because based on my data, fingerprint patterns can be inherited. If I was to do this same experiment again I would use multiple families and more people from each family. I would get fingerprints from grandparents, aunts, and uncles. After performing my experiment I thought of more questions. Are fingerprint patterns more often found on certain fingers? Do identical twins have identical fingerprint patterns?

References www.fbi.gov www.policensw.com www.odec.com