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josher89
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Is there an English version of this?

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Papillarleistenstruktur der menschlichen Handinnenfläche ISBN 3-472-04608-2

I speak minimal German and I've tried to use Google Translate on some passages but it never translates correctly.
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Re: Is there an English version of this?

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I tried reading through this years ago when I wrote my article on palms, but could only get the general gist.

My impression is that it's very consistent with the data that I found. Is there a particular thing you're looking for? I can give it another look if there's a specific question you have. It's difficult to translate because it heavily uses slang terms (e.g. how we use tent, lake, eye, etc.).
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Check with Roy Reed, the Registrar for the IAI in San Antonio, and see if anybody is coming from Germany. Make some new friends!
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josher89
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I'm not looking at anything in particular, just wondering if it was available in English. I feel like I'm two years old, looking at picture books!
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josher89 wrote: Thu Jun 14, 2018 4:37 amI feel like I'm two years old, looking at picture books!
That was a good age to be. And those books were much easier to understand that current scientific articles -- in any language.
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