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Latent Fingerprints: A Review of their Origin, Composition and Methods for Detection · Study

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E.F. Pearson1984

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Latent Fingerprints: A Review of their Origin, Composition and Methods for Detection

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Year1984

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Published1984-06-01

VenueForensic Science International

ISSN-L0379-0738

Languageen

Citations39

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