A comparative study of palatal rugae patterns among igbo and ikwerre ethnic groups of Nigeria: A University of Port Harcourt Study
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Background. Palatal rugae pattern of an individual is species specific and is said to be as
unique as finger print. Aims and Objectives. The aim of this study was to identify and
compare the rugae pattern of Igbo and Ikwerre populations in Nigeria for human
identification purposes. Materials and Methods. The present study was conducted from
random sampling of University of Port Harcourt students. A total number of 140 subjects (70
Igbos and 70 Ikwerres) of age bracket of 18–30 were used. Results. The different shapes of …
unique as finger print. Aims and Objectives. The aim of this study was to identify and
compare the rugae pattern of Igbo and Ikwerre populations in Nigeria for human
identification purposes. Materials and Methods. The present study was conducted from
random sampling of University of Port Harcourt students. A total number of 140 subjects (70
Igbos and 70 Ikwerres) of age bracket of 18–30 were used. Results. The different shapes of …
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Background. Palatal rugae pattern of an individual is species specific and is said to be as
unique as finger print. Aims and Objectives. he aim of this study was to identify and compare
the rugae pattern of Igbo and Ikwerre populations in Nigeria for human identification
purposes. Materials and Methods. he present study was conducted from random sampling of
University of Port Harcourt students. A total number of 1 0 subjects (70 Igbos and 70
Ikwerres) of age bracket of 18–30 were used. Results. he different shapes of rugae were …
unique as finger print. Aims and Objectives. he aim of this study was to identify and compare
the rugae pattern of Igbo and Ikwerre populations in Nigeria for human identification
purposes. Materials and Methods. he present study was conducted from random sampling of
University of Port Harcourt students. A total number of 1 0 subjects (70 Igbos and 70
Ikwerres) of age bracket of 18–30 were used. Results. he different shapes of rugae were …
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