Okay, the user wants me to translate "dermal ridges" into French. Let me check if that term is already in French. Wait, "dermal" in French is "dermique" or "dermal" can be used as is in some contexts. "Ridges" would be "ridges" in French too, but maybe "reliefs" or "crêtes" depending on the context. Let me think. In anatomy, "dermal ridges" might refer to the ridges on the skin, like fingerprints. In French, "dermal ridges" are often translated as "reliefs dermiques" or "crêtes dermiques". I need to confirm the most accurate term. Maybe checking a medical dictionary. Oh, right, "reliefs dermiques" is the standard term used in French for dermal ridges, especially in the context of fingerprint patterns. So the correct translation should be "reliefs dermiques". Also, the user mentioned if the content is already in French, leave it unchanged. Since the original is in English, I need to translate it. So the answer is "reliefs dermiques".
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