Discuss the history of fingerprints

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Question: In a concise manner, discuss the history of fingerprints as a science, including timelines, progress, and accomplishments.

Be sure to include:

the history of fingerprints as a science and includes timelines.
key moments of progress within the science of fingerprints.
accomplishments in the history of fingerprints as a science.

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