Biology, asked by tanusheemukherjee993, 2 months ago

haemoglobin is found in a) All invertebrates b) only in vertebrates c) Earthworm and rabbit d) Cockroach and earthworm​

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Answered by laxmidrrt
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Answer:

(c) earth worm and rabbit

Answered by vipinjainrma
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Answer:

b) only in vertebrates

Explanation:

In all vertebrates (animals having a backbone or spinal column) and a few invertebrates (animals lacking a backbone or spinal column), an iron-containing protein called haemoglobin is responsible for oxygen transport. Hemoglobin is a red pigment and gives the blood a red colour. The cockroach does not have haemoglobin.

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