Tongue Print as an Identification Tool: A Study among the Dakshina Kannada Population

A new personal identification method has always had its contrib//ution in identifying the human being and the use of lingual impression or tongue print as one of the methods of biometric authentication. The dorsal surface of the tongue with its features exhibits differences even between identical twins but is also useful in conjunction with cheiloscopy and rugoscopy in forensic dentistry. The classification of tongue with its shape and texture has to be elucidated and which makes the identification method easier.

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2025-04-16
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25apr182
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Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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Tongue Print as an Identification Tool: A Study among the Dakshina Kannada Population

Vina Vaswani, K. Leena Pramod, Abhijit Kulkarni, Dinkar Desai
Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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Tongue Print as an Identification Tool: A Study among the Dakshina Kannada Population

Vina Vaswani, K. Leena Pramod, Abhijit Kulkarni, Dinkar Desai
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Abstract

A new personal identification method has always had its contrib//ution in identifying the human being and the use of lingual impression or tongue print as one of the methods of biometric authentication. The dorsal surface of the tongue with its features exhibits differences even between identical twins but is also useful in conjunction with cheiloscopy and rugoscopy in forensic dentistry. The classification of tongue with its shape and texture has to be elucidated and which makes the identification method easier.

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Tongue Print as an Identification Tool: A Study among the Dakshina Kannada Population — Vina Vaswani, K. Leena Pramod, et al. · (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS