What makes your fingerprints unique? Even in the middle of the fingerprints of the hand, there are small similarities in the middle of the fingerprints of the two hands?

Let’s clarify this issue which is quite complex.

First of all, let’s see when and how the fingerprints occur.

The protrusions and patterns on both hand and toes are in the womb of the mother and begin to develop in about 10 weeks. It completes its formation in 14th week. What makes these traces so argument is, of course, none of them are exactly like each other.

The protrusions that make up the fingerprints are called dermatoglif. These protrusions reminiscent of Egyptian hieroglyphs give unique information about the parental genetics and the mother’s womb.

As we all know, fingerprint patterns are quite complex.

However, the public, vortex and belt patterns are very common. In fact, every human fingerprint has these three basic patterns. The difference emerges with the sides of the small but quite distinctive patterns on these patterns or the number of lines.

The diversity of patterns and lines is formed by a combination of many genes and uterus.

On the other hand, some fingers have more patterns than others.

For example, those who stand side by side. The right sparrow fingerprint is often similar to the right ring finger. But the situation is not in the middle of the left middle finger with the right middle finger.

In other words, the fingers of a hand standing side by side are similar to each other, but the same situation does not apply in the middle of the right and left hand. Compared to the human beings, the reason for this is about the position of the genes and there is no clear information now.

In addition, these similarities and differences may be related to positioning hands during development. For example, the hands of babies in the womb, mostly, are like a fist.

Since there are heads and sparrow fingers on two different sides of the fist, they are much lower than the other fingers of the same hand and the other fingers of the same hand. In summary, the formation process of fingerprints is quite complex. At this point, genes and what happened in the womb are distinguishing.