ballistics		the application of a broad spectrum of sciences to answer questions of interest to the legal system.
evidence		the identification of fired ammunition components
criminology		used to determine the cause of death
trace evidence		he proper handling, examination and evaluation of dental evidence
pathology		dead body
caliber		material found at a crime scene or accident scene in small but measurable amounts.
chromatography		bullet identification
blood splatter		patterns of this are an important source of forensic evidence
corpse		not pure
luminol		young insects
lie detector		explores how insects are involved in human decomposition
geology		Determination of the type and characteristics of blood, blood testing, bloodstain examination
forensics		the examination of skeletal remains
serology		branch of forensic medicine that deals with the cause of death
crime scene		unique pattern left by the fingers
odontology		the study of weather patterns
autopsy		the study of legal processes and crime.
forensic anthropology		used by forensic investigators to detect trace amounts of blood left at crime scenes.
fingerprint		used to detect untruths
larvae		the study of rocks and fossils
meteorology		a separation technique to analyse ink
contaminated		where the crime was committed
entomology		found on the body and used to deduce the cause, time and manner of death