Question

in what way is dna fingerprinting and traditional fingerprinting different? which statement is not true?
both find a match using a computer to search a digital database
both are equally dependable and easy to do at any crime lab
both types of fingerprints can often be easy to obtain from the crime scene
both use traits that are unique to a given individual

Explanation:

DNA fingerprinting involves analyzing genetic material and requires specialized equipment and techniques in a well - equipped lab, while traditional fingerprinting is about visual patterns on fingertips and can be done more simply at a crime scene. Traditional fingerprinting might be easier to obtain at a crime scene in some cases, and DNA fingerprinting is more complex and not as easily done in any crime lab.

Answer:

B. Both are equally dependable and easy to do at any crime lab