Discussion
The following forms the finger ridges :
Answer: C
The finger ridges are formed by rows of sweat pores, option C, in the key's reading. A ridge is made up of a row of pores, from which the sweat that makes the latent print comes out. Dermal cells (A) are cells of the skin, dots or islands (B) are small ridge features, and minutiae (D) are the ridge characteristics, such as bifurcations and ending ridges, rather than what forms the ridge itself.
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