Finger prints, palms and soles. An introduction to Dermatoglyphics

New York: Dover Publications, 1961. [2 ed.]. 319 p.This is a fundamental work dedicated dermatoglyphics. The text is arranged in three parts, and a representative working bibliography is appended. Part I supplies historical background and a general orientation of the field. Part II deals with methods and description. Par t III is devoted to the more fundamental biological phases of dermatoglyphics. It is suggested that the reader might pass from Part I to Part III, referring to Part II as questions on methodology and description arise.