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Study the diagram given below and identify the cells labelled as A, B, C and D, and choose the correct option

A = Eosinophil, B = Erythrocyte, C = Neutrophil and D = Basophil
A = Eosinophil, B = Lymphocyte, C = Neutrophil and D = Monocyte
A = Erythrocyte, B = Basophil, C = Neutrophil and D = Lymphocyte
A = Eosinophil, B = Monocyte, C = Neutrophil and D = Lymphocyte

The correct answer is: A = Eosinophil, B = Monocyte, C = Neutrophil and D = Lymphocyte

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