• biom:ForensicInvestigatoryVoiceDetailType (e.g. biom:ForensicInvestigatoryVoiceDetail)
• biom:ImageAugmentationType (e.g. biom:ImageAugmentation)
• biom:NonPhotographicImageryDetailType (e.g. biom:NonPhotographicImageryDetail)
• biom:PhysicalFeatureDescriptionType (e.g. biom:PhysicalFeatureDescriptionDetail)

• Nothing

Can be replaced with:

• biom:MedicalImageryDataBlockBinaryObject
      An imagery data block for the image
• biom:SourceExternalAnalogFileReferenceText
      A URI, URL or other unique reference to a storage location for an analog source representation.
• biom:SourceExternalDigitalAudioReferenceText
      A URI, URL or other unique reference to a storage location for a digital audio source representation.
• biom:SourceExternalDigitalImageReferenceText
      A URI, URL or other unique reference to a storage location for a digital image source representation.
• biom:SourceExternalDigitalVideoReferenceText
      A URI, URL or other unique reference to a storage location for a digital video source representation.
• biom:SourceExternalFileReferenceText
      A URI, URL or other unique reference to a storage location for a source representation.

• biom:ForensicInvestigatoryVoiceDetail (of biom:ForensicInvestigatoryVoiceDetailType)
      A Forensic and Investigatory Voice Detail
• biom:ImageAugmentation (of biom:ImageAugmentationType)
      Additional information about an image.
• biom:NonPhotographicImageryDetail (of biom:NonPhotographicImageryDetailType)
      A kind of non-photographic imagery details
• biom:PhysicalFeatureDescriptionDetail (of biom:PhysicalFeatureDescriptionType)
      A description of scars, marks, or tattoos visible in a transmitted image
• j:SubjectMOActionFeature (of biom:PhysicalFeatureDescriptionType)
      A crime scene feature (i.e., object, picture, written word, sound, or particular mark that represents something else by association, resemblance, or convention), e.g., brand, tattoo, tag, graffiti, left behind by the subject, which the subject adopts as his signature or trademark behavior, gaining feeling such as satisfaction, remorse, or pride that allows him to justify his crime and fuel future acts..

• Nothing