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Fig. 1.1 (a). Nail Fingerprints                                   (b). Slap  Fingerprint                       (c)
Fig. 2.2 Effects of weather on fingerprints
Fig. 4.1 Manual marking for match score  
Fig. 5.1.(a).  Original image     (b). After histogram  Equalization image
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