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Reed-Sternberg cell(medicine)

Sternberg cells (medicine) and basset hound (sh)


Sternberg cells (medicine)


Sternberg cells -->
reed-sternberg cells
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basset hound (sh)




Centuries-old breed of dog developed in France and maintained, chiefly in France and Belgium, as a hunting dog of the aristocracy.

Originally used to trail hares, rabbits, and deer, it has also been used for hunting birds, foxes, and Other game. It is a slow, deliberate hunter, with a deep voice and a nose exceeded in keenness only by the bloodhound's. Short-legged and heavy-boned, the basset hound has long, dangling ears and a short coat in any combination of black, tan, and white. It stands 12-15 in. (30-38 cm) high and weighs 40-60 lbs (18-27 kg).