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In an era of rapid technological advancement, biometrics and fingerprint science continue to play a pivotal role in human identification, criminal investigation, and the administration of justice. The integration of established forensic principles with emerging identification technologies is transforming the ways in which identity is established, evidence is examined, and investigative findings are interpreted. Biometrics and Fingerprints in Modern Forensic Science: Scientific Principles, Emerging Technologies, and Forensic Applications explores the scientific foundations, methodological developments, and contemporary applications of fingerprint examination and biometric identification. Bridging traditional forensic practices with modern technological approaches, the book examines the evolving landscape of personal identification, highlighting the significance of accuracy, reliability, and scientific rigour in forensic analysis. Designed for forensic science professionals, fingerprint examiners, researchers, academicians, postgraduate students, and practitioners working in criminal investigation and related disciplines, this volume offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the continuing evolution of biometric identification in modern forensic science.