Intergenerational dermatoglyphics in dizygotic twins and their parents

The science of human movement through genetics looks to Dermatoglyphics as a very important experience for Physical Education professionals. In order to identify the genetics of human variability we must learn about human development from the moment the individual's zygote is formed until death resulting from its chromosomes. The correlated results between twins and their parents reflect the level of the fingerprints although their short time of existence maintains this picture for future generations making it important to know ever more deeply genetic functionalities. The aim is to diagnose the morphofunctional characteristics of each gender as well as to select their potential and their Dermatoglyphic gifts. Through dermatoglyphic characteristics. The applicability of Dermatoglyphics as a genetic marker for optimizing strategies is verified. The problem with this study was the need to observe and correlate the characteristics studied. In this way we can demonstrate its relevance especially to the academic community by analyzing and recording the genotype aspect making it possible to use it to optimize strategies.