Gender Differences On Data Of Palm Sweat Pores In Myanmar And Cambodian Nationality.

Abstract

The sweat pore is helpful in terms of identification like minutiae. This research aims to study the differences in the number of sweat pores, types of sweat pores, and the size of sweat pores in male and female volunteers of Myanmar and Cambodian nationality. The researcher has studied the differences in sweat pores data to explore differences between the genders. This research consists of 100 volunteers aged 20-60 years. The results found no significant differences between the genders of the two nationalities. This research revealed that men had more sweat pores than females. In Myanmar nationality, males have an average number of sweat pores at 112.8±1.6, while females have 110.6±0.9 sweat pores. In Cambodian nationality, males found an average number of 131.2±0.8 sweat pores and 130.72±1.9 in females. Studies on the types of sweat pores have found them to be more closed than open sweat pores. Except for female volunteers of Myanmar nationality, more open sweat pores were found than closed sweat pores. Besides, the size of sweat pores in Myanmar was small in both genders, followed by medium and large. Meanwhile, the Cambodian found similar findings in male volunteers. The exception was female volunteers with the same small and medium-sized sweat pores and found the least large sweat pores. Studying data on sweat pores on the palms of different nationalities is very important in forensic science.