ABSTRACT: Palmar patterns are different for each individual even though they are come from the same ethnicity, racial and age. As the palmar folds are unique characteristics, it can be a personal identity, it also tends to be stable and difficult to be manipulated. The research was carried out from January to March 2019, it was aimed to investigate the palmar patterns among students of Biology Department, Bengkulu University, based on the different of ethnic and gender. Sampling data was carried out using the Total Sampling method. The result shows that the pattern of the palm fold tend to be similar between ethnicity groups and genders. The normal palmar crease is a the most commonly pattern found in every group of ethnicities, both woman and man. The normal palmar crease is found about 96.1% for the right hand and 98.5% for the left hand. There is only a few the simian pattern (3.9% to the right hand and 1.5% to the left hand). About 95.59% of students have the same palmar pattern to the both left and right hands, while 4.41% are different.