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    The Fingerprint Classification System the FBI Uses Has Its Roots
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The Fingerprint Classification System the FBI Uses Has Its Roots

Question 16

Question 16

Multiple Choice

The fingerprint classification system the FBI uses has its roots in the


A) Henry System
B) Fauld System
C) Bertillion System
D) Galton System

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