Discussion
Which of the following is Furuhata's index ?
Answer: A
Furuhata's index is whorls divided by loops, multiplied by 100.
In dermatoglyphics, Furuhata's index expresses the ratio of whorls to loops on the fingertips as a percentage, and it is used to compare populations.
Arches divided by whorls, multiplied by 100, is the Dankmeijer index, a different ratio. Two times whorls plus loops divided by N, the number of digits, is the pattern intensity index. So only the first option is Furuhata's index.
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