The Final is brought up to the right of the subsecondary.
The Final is taken from number five finger if number five is a loop, either ulnar or radial. If number five is not a loop, the Final is taken from the number ten finger. If neither five nor ten is a loop, there is no Final, with some exceptions.
If the Final is taken from number five finger, it is brought up above the classification line. If the Final is taken from the number ten finger, it is brought up below the line.
If whorls are present in all fingers, the whorl in number five finger is counted and brought up as a Final. When counting whorls, always count as if they were ulnar loops. A whorl in the right hand is counted from left delta to core. In the left hand, count from right delta to core. When counting double loops a horizontal double loop is counted from the left delta to the nearest core. A vertical double loop is counted from the left delta to the upright loop. More than two cores, count from deltas, to core least number of ridges distant.