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   haemolymph
   Circulating body fluid of invertebrates such as insects that have a haemocoel - sinuses and spaces between organs - rather than a closed circulatory system. Cells in the haemolymph are usually referred to as haemocytes. Unlike vertebrate blood cells haemocytes do not have an oxygen-carrying function...
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   haemolymph
   <biology, zoology> The fluid which flows through the haemocoel of invertebrates which have open circulatory systems, like mollusks, arthropods, and tunicates. ... The fluid is like a combination of the fluids blood and lymph in vertebrates. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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   Haemolymph
   Haemolymph is the circulatory fluid of those molluscs and insects that have an 'open' circulatory system.
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   haemolymph
   Circulatory fluid of those molluscs and insects that have an `open` circulatory system. Haemolymph contains water, amino acids, sugars, salts, and white cells like those of blood. Circulated by a pulsating heart, its main functions are to transport digestive and excretory products around the body. I...
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