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Development of latent fingermarks at extremely low temperature
Fingermarks are a crucial form of forensic evidence due to their persistence and individuality. However, their stability can be affected by environmental exposure and substrate characteristics. Criminals may attempt to conceal evidence by subjecting it to extreme conditions such as freezing, making
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