014410000a22001810004500001000700000100004100007101000800048200005800056210002600114215002300140310001100163330090800174606002701082606002401109606003401133606001801167710007401185335249  a20220318              pory50          aeng  aThe science of fingerprints : classification and uses  aWashingtond1984cFBI  a211 p.cil.d21 cm  aoferta  aIntrodution. I. The identification division of the FBI. II. Types of patterns and their interpretation. III. Questionable patterns. IV. The classification formula and extensions. V. Classification of scarred patterns-amputations-missing at birth. VI. Filing sequence. VII. Searching and referencing. VIII. The National crime information center fingerprint classification system. IX. Techniques for taking good fingerprints. X. Problems intaking inked fingerprints. XI. Problems and practices in fingerprinting the dead. XII. Establishment of a local fingerprint identification bureau XIII. Latent impressions. XIV. Powdering and lifting latent impressions. XV. Chemical development of latent impressions. XVI. The use of the fingerprint camera. XVII. Preparation of fingerprint charts for court testimony. XVIII. Unidentified latent fingerprint file. XIX. Proper procedures for taking major case prints.  aPOLÍCIA CIENTÍFICA  aIMPRESSÃO DIGITAL  aINVESTIGAÇÃO LABORATORIAL  aDACTILOSCOPIA  aUnited States. Department of Justice. Federal Bureau of Investigation