Question

name the pigments which are present in animals besides haemoglobin

Answer 1

Answer:

Haemocyanin and haemoerythrin are present in animals besides hemoglobin.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The pigments present in animals are:

• Melanin: The skin pigment that gives color to the skin, hair, and eye of animals and human beings.
• Bilirubin: Yellow-brownish metabolic pigment produced by the liver and bone marrow cells as the end-product of hemoglobin.
• Chlorocruorin: Green respiratory pigment dissolved in the plasma of polychaetes.
• Luciferin: Light pigment in luminescent organisms like fireflies.
• Hemocyanin: Blue-green respiratory pigment dissolved in the plasma of crustaceans, myriapodes, xiphosurans, and cephalopods.
• Echinochrome: Pigment present in Echinoderms.
• Pinnaglobin: Brown pigment in Lamellibranches like oysters, scallops.
• Pteridine: Red pigment in Drosophilia.