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Fig 1.

The three basic fingerprint patterns: from left to right- Loop, Whorl, and Arch fingerprint pattern types.

Ridge counts are determined by drawing lines that connect the core/centre of the patterns with the respective delta (triradius), thus yielding two ridge counts for the whorls, one for the loops, and none for the arches (since they lack a delta).

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Table 1.

TRC distribution pattern, showing mean, standard deviation, and skew of the normal distribution.

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Table 2.

Fingerprint pattern and ridge count distributions among the ethnic groups.

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Table 3.

Fingerprint pattern indices distributions among the ethnic groups.

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Table 4.

Fingerprint pattern & ridge count distributions among the ABO & Rh blood types, and among the two sexes.

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Table 5.

Heterozygosity (H), Fixation Index(F), & Panmictic Index (P) for the Ethnic Groups computed from 2 polymorphic Loci.

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Table 6.

Estimates of Nei’s measures of gene diversity among the ethnic groups based on 7 polymorphic Loci.

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Table 7.

Mean allelic frequencies with their variance & Wahlund’s f estimates for the Ethnic Groups computed from seven polymorphic fingerprint pattern related Loci.

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Table 8.

Distance Matrix generated as Nei’s standard DA distance from 7 polymorphic loci.

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Fig 2.

Neighbour Joining Tree for the studied groups.

The relative similarity between the studied groups inferred from the inheritance model of Slatis [16] & pattern frequencies. The two Semitic groups (Amhara, Tigray) have clustered out together, as have the Cushitic (Oromo) group that fall under a broader cluster of the Afro-Asiatics. The Nilo-Saharan Berta group, being from a different linguistic family, has clustered out separately.

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