What is a potential effect of holding a round bottle when depositing a print?

Holding a round bottle can lead to a print deposit that includes both a little finger and palm. The cylindrical shape of the bottle encourages the individual to grip it, which often requires the use of multiple fingers. When the fingers wrap around the surface of the bottle, the natural arch and curvature of the fingers, including the little finger, can come into contact with the bottle. Additionally, the palm may also touch the bottle in an attempt to obtain a secure grip, leading to a comprehensive impression that captures a wider area of ridges beyond just the thumb or sole reliance on the palm. Thus, the resulting print can show characteristics from both the little finger and parts of the palm, showcasing the complexity of the impression gathered in such a scenario.