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India it was mainly reserved for royalty (Sodhi and Kaur, 2003a, pp 129–131). The use of friction ridge skin as a signature in China, Japan, India, and possibly other nations prior to European discovery is thus well documented. FIGURE 1–2. Dr. Nehemiah Grew (1641–1712). (Courtesy of Smithsonian Institution Libraries.) FIGURE 1–3 Dr ...
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