The method of taking imprints of someone's fingers to identify people in forensic science was only introduced by Sir William James Herschel in <em>the late</em><em>1800s</em>, then suggested and proposed by Henry Faulds in 1880; then the first known record of criminal fingerprint identification was made in <em>1892</em> at Buenos Aires by inspector Eduardo Alvarez in a murder case. Thereby that previous statement would be <em>False</em>.
explanation since the offsprings are genetically identical to the parent they are more susceptible to the same diseases and nutrient deficiencies as the parent
