finerprints\nDNA\ndate\nwho
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As would be expected fingerprints have been around as long as man has, and thus the first human to look at their hands would have discovered fingerprints. I assume that in this question you are asking who realised that they could be used as a method of identification. This has been known for thousands of years, in fact in early civilisation the distinctive fingerprint of a person could be found on pottery created by that person as way of a hall mark.\nNehemiah Graw (1641-1712) was one of the first people to study the distinct ridges of the fingerprints, and the science of their study developed through such people as Marcello Malpighi and Thomas Bedwick. The first person to realise that fingerprints were so distinctive they could be used fairly accuratly as a means of identification was Sir William Herschel (1833-1917), but it was Dr Juan Vucetich who started up the worlds first fingerprint buereu in argentina, and this became the first country in 1896 to abolish athropometry as a means of identification, in favour of fingerprints.
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1492 -MCDXCII\n1776 -MDCCLXXVI\n1812 -MDCCXII\n1914 -MCMXIV\n\n:)
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License plates.\n\nKingpin, pin, peeon.
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Nope. Just make sure you make enough copies the first time or scan and print. This is assuming you aren't trying to find out what someone else printed. eh eh.
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you'll get the full details here\nhttp://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=pst
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C - T - G - A\n\nIN DNA\nC matches with G\nA matches with T\n\nIn RNA\nC matches with G\nA maches with U
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table\nangle\nrumble\ncrumble\nlovable\ncycle\ntriangle\nnoble
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The biological stamp should be something connected to the genetic make-up and the DNA of an individual. But the most visible and verifiable one is one's fingerprint. This is quite unique to individuals.
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type the date, website and publisher
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Remember this: \n\nRNA (A, U, G, C)\nDNA (T, A, C, G)\n\nDNA has sequence: T-C-A-T-C-G \nmRNA would be c) : A-G-U-A-G-C
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Aint no such thing as dna fingerprints....There is dna forensic testing and fingerprint analysis....
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try www.namesdatabase.com
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Medical report, police report and the verification by a authority would help as ID is available and the finger prints and picture would resolve it.Takes a little time
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googel for public\nmsn for image \nyahoo for entertament\naltavista for scince and documentation
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beer glass from a perticular bar\nthe phone number off a local pay phone\nthe autograph of someone you all know\na household object that looks "not so household"\n \nhope this gives you some ideas
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although all the answers represent components of eukaryotic genomes, e is the best answer\n\nhere is a link with some additonal info\n\nhttp://www.biologynews.net/archives/2005/05/02/scientists_track_stealth_dna_elements_in_primate_evolution.html
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Line 1 - Last Name\nLine 2 - First Name, Middle Initial\nLine 3 - Social Security Number\nLine 4 - Blood Type\nLine 5 - Religious Preference