How is forensic anthropology different from forensic biology?

Forensic Anthropology is the study of human skeletal remains, and the decomposing of them. A lot of times they have to put the skeleton together to see how the person was built or what may have happened when they lived and died. They also determine what the person may have looked like in real life or how tall they were. You do use Biology as an Forensic Anthropologist but your main focus is on the human anatomy. A Forensic Biologist is more concerned with cell structure and disease. They are looking for what could have happened in the cells that killed that person like an unknown disease or a undetected poison. But they are also in charge of looking at the structures of say a plant they found at the crime scene that they have to determine it's cell structure to figure out were it grows to find the possible primary crime scene.