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Dermatoglyphics is a tool that measures the physical capabilities and development of the fetus, relying in the lecture of dactilar impressions found in the hand’s fingers, this determines his predisposition to innate physical abilities, and some external genetical characteristics of the individual. Reason why it comprehends the importance of the mother’s role in the process of gestation and the critical phases of pregnancy.
Finger prints allow to differentiate a human being from other as well as the possibility for sport of relating it with a high degree of meaning, relating the possibilities of sport potential with the fingerprints(ID), for that reason, the fingerprints can be used as criteria for detection, orientation and sport selection for infants and teenagers.
HOW TO TAKE THE TEST?
- For the gathering of Fingerprints, we use the computerized method through the Watson reader mini witch presents a higher capacity for quantitative identification of the number of lines. This reader is equipped with a rolling optical scanner that takes and interprets the image and renders a drawing using binary code, with is captured by an specific software that treats and re-renders the real images and the binary black and white drawings using the Dermatoglyphic Reader® validated by Nodari and Heberle.
- After all images are taken, they are then selected one by one to define the points (nucleus and deltas) in doing so, tracing the Line of Galton, for the software, thorough specific algorithyms, to make the intersection of the traced line, with the lines of the digital. This brings the quantity of lines of each finger, and the type of drawing of each digit.
- The software then makes the qualitative identification of the image, and the quantitative measure of the lines, generating a computerized sheet resulting from the processed data.