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What Fingerprints Reveal About Ancestry, A Genetically Modified Micropig, Where the Nazis Hid Billions of Dollars of Stolen Art and More
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  Daily    OCTOBER 2 2015
 What Fingerprints Can Reveal About AncestryClues as to whether people have European or African lineage may show up in the fine details of their fingers
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