Question

which of the following cells appear to have a \bite\ taken out of it?
rouleaux
howell jolly bodies
target cells
degmacytes

Explanation:

Degmacytes (also known as bite cells) are red blood cells that appear to have a "bite" taken out of them, typically due to the removal of a portion of the cell by macrophages. Rouleaux are stacked red blood cells, Howell - Jolly Bodies are nuclear remnants in red blood cells, and Target Cells have a bullseye - like appearance, none of which have a "bite" appearance.

Answer:

Degmacytes