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A Note on Palmar Dermatoglyphics of Nukadoras of Andhra Pradesh

Raja Rajeswari

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Rolled bilateral palm impressions of 148 unrelated Nukadora individuals in Visakhapatnam District of Andhra Pradesh have been studied. Mainline formula 9.7.5 is found to be predominant and the mainline index shows higher values on the right than the left palm. The frequency of true patterns is found to be higher on the IV interdigital area followed by III, hypothenar, II and thenar/I.

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Rolled bilateral palm impressions of 148 unrelated Nukadora individuals in Visakhapatnam District of Andhra Pradesh have been studied. Mainline formula 9.7.5 is found to be predominant and the mainline index shows higher values on the right than the left palm. The frequency of true patterns is found to be higher on the IV interdigital area followed by III, hypothenar, II and thenar/I.

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Rolled bilateral palm impressions of 148 unrelated Nukadora individuals in Visakhapatnam District of Andhra Pradesh have been studied. Mainline formula 9.7.5 is found to be predominant and the mainline index shows higher values on the right than the left palm. The frequency of true patterns is found to be higher on the IV interdigital area followed by III, hypothenar, II and thenar/I.

Key concepts: Dermatoglyphics, Palm, Index (typography), Demography, Veterinary medicine, Geography, Medicine, Archaeology

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