Difference between opentype and closed type circulatory system
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in the open type circulatory system, the organs directly bath into the blood (blood vessels are absent)
in closed type circulatory system, the blood moves in blood vessels and reach to each party of body by a network of blood vessels.
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in closed type circulatory system, the blood moves in blood vessels and reach to each party of body by a network of blood vessels.
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♦️open circulatory system:
➡️In open type the body cells and tissues are directly bathed in the blood pumped out of the heart as the blood flows In open spaces. hence, there is a direct contact and exchange of material between the blood and body cells. examples,
•Arthropods,
•non cephalopods molluscs,
•hemichordates,
•tunicates.
♦️closed circulatory system:
➡️In this system, the blood circulates through a series of the blood vessels of varying diameters i.e., arteries, veins and capillaries without ever coming in direct contact with body cells.
A series of these vessels maintain the continuous flow of blood.
The exchange of material between blood and body cells takes place in the capillaries. examples
•Annelids,
•cephalopod molluscs,
•chordates.
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♦️open circulatory system:
➡️In open type the body cells and tissues are directly bathed in the blood pumped out of the heart as the blood flows In open spaces. hence, there is a direct contact and exchange of material between the blood and body cells. examples,
•Arthropods,
•non cephalopods molluscs,
•hemichordates,
•tunicates.
♦️closed circulatory system:
➡️In this system, the blood circulates through a series of the blood vessels of varying diameters i.e., arteries, veins and capillaries without ever coming in direct contact with body cells.
A series of these vessels maintain the continuous flow of blood.
The exchange of material between blood and body cells takes place in the capillaries. examples
•Annelids,
•cephalopod molluscs,
•chordates.
thanks...
nice to help you ✌️✌️
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