1	Forensic Accounting		_____	Deals with trace evidence in the form of soils, minerals and petroleum
2	Forensic Aerial Photography		_____	Examination of biological organisms around fresh-water sources
3	Forensic Anthropology		_____	Recovery and identification of skeletal remains
4	Forensic Astronomy		_____	Determine past celestial constellations
5	Forensic Chemistry		_____	Forensic accountants may be involved in recovering proceeds of crime and in relation to confiscation proceedings concerning actual or assumed proceeds of crime or money laundering
6	Forensic Botany		_____	Examination of insects
7	Computational Forensics		_____	Crime or accident scene photographers usually capture images in color but also in black and white
8	Criminalistics		_____	Study of detection and identity of illicit drugs
9	Forensic Dactyloscopy		_____	Studies structures and products relating to the failure or cause of damage
10	Forensic DNA Analysis		_____	The study of fingerprints
11	Forensic Engineer		_____	Development and software to assist in examination
12	Forensic Entomology		_____	Examining and comparison of biological trace evidence, impression evidence
13	Forensic Geophysics		_____	uses techniques involving radar for detecting objects hidden underground or underwater
14	Forensic Geology		_____	Study of plant life in order to gain information regarding possible crimes
15	Forensic Limnology		_____	Studies blood, hair & skin to determine the identity of a criminal