'Hemolymph' presentation slideshows

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Chapter 38

Chapter 38. Circulation. Circulatory System. Carries blood & related cells through body Move nutrients Move gases Move wastes Fight disease Maintain temperature Maintain homeostatis. No Circulatory System. Osmosis & diffusion Exchanges across cell membrane P rotozoans

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INSECT STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

INSECT STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION. INSECT CIRCULATORY SYSTEM. IN MULTICELLULAR ORGANISMS THE UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION OF METABOLIC MATERIALS BECOMES A PROBLEM. SIZE MATTERS. HEMOCOEL.

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Arthropoda

Arthropoda . By: Torrey, Tracy, and Erin 2 nd period . Symmetry . Most Arthropods have bilateral symmetry. But there are some exceptions. . Germ layers & Coelom. Arthropods are mostly triploblastic, which means they have 3 layers : ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm.

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Chapter 42: Internal Transport

Chapter 42: Internal Transport. Fig. 42-3. Heart. Heart. Blood. Hemolymph in sinuses surrounding organs. Small branch vessels In each organ. Interstitial fluid. Pores. Dorsal vessel (main heart). Tubular heart. Auxiliary hearts. Ventral vessels. (a) An open circulatory system.

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GRASSHOPPER ORGAN SYSTEMS

GRASSHOPPER ORGAN SYSTEMS. Types of CIRCULATORY SYSTEMS. OPEN CIRCULATORY SYSTEM HEMOLYMPH (Blood) bathes organs DOES NOT stay in blood vessels Collects in sinuses (body cavity) for return to heart Less efficient INVERTEBRATES.

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