- somatoscopic face traits
- face
- forehead
- eyebrows
- eyes
- nose
- lips
- chin
-
ears
- location of the auricle on the head
- the degree of attachment of auricles
- auricle profile
- auricle shape
- lobule attachment
- lobule formation
- lobule attachment
- auricle area
- auricle profile
- helix width
- manner of helix folding
- Darwin’s tubercle
- crus helicis length
- Wildermuth ear
- tragus size
- antitragus size
- tragus shape
- number of tragus tubercles
- antitragus shape
- incisura intertragica shape (ii)
- depth
- width
- grooves and wrinkles on the lobule
- other traits on the lobule
- somatoscopic body traits
- neck
- shoulders
- chest
- back
- adipose tissue layout
- upper limbs
- lower limbs
- skeleton
- muscle
- prominence
upper limbs - shape of the fingers
We evaluate this trait from the dorsal view of the hand with the hand freely resting on a pad and all fingers freely outstretched. In accordance with Fetter, (1967) the trait can be divided into four categories: 1. conical (continuously narrowing in the direction from the root to the nail). 2. quadratic (the same width along the entire length), 3. clubbed (The finger extends into a club in the nail region).
conical finger | quadratic finger | clubbed finger |
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Created for Department of Anthropology of the Faculty of Science of MU by Adamna NET (www.adamna.net) in 2010.
Innovated by Department of Visual Computing of the Faculty of Informatics of MU in 2013, 2015 and 2018.