A point-by-point comparison of a fingerprint's ___________ must be demonstrated in order to prove identity.

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A fingerprint's minutiae, or ridge characteristics such as bifurcations and endings, are unique to each individual and can be used to prove identity through a point-by-point comparison with a known fingerprint. The pattern, protein composition, and classification are not as specific to each individual and do not provide enough detail to prove identity.

A Point-By-Point Comparison of a Fingerprint's ___________ Must Be Demonstrated