The arrow shows:: (A) Howell Jolly bodies seen in pernicious anaemia, (B) Cabot’s ring seen in pernicious anaemia, (C) Rushton bodies seen in IDA, (D) None of the above
Answer is B. The image marked with arrow shows Cabot’s rings, punctate basophilia and basophilic stripping.  

The bald tongue is referred to as Hunter’s glossitis or Moeller’s glossitis (seen in pernicious anaemia).
The Bald tongue of Sandwith is seen in pellagra in niacin deﬁciency.
Howell – Jolly bodies and Cabot’s rings, punctate basophilia and basophilic stripping is present.