Question

Which of the following components is/are common between blood and lymph?
1:RBCs only
2: WBCs only
3:Platelets only
4:Both WBCs and RBCs​

Answer 1

Answer:

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2) WBC's only

Explanation:

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Answer 2

(2) WBCs only the components are common between blood and lymph.

Explanation:

• They are the animal body's circulatory fluids - blood is part of the circulatory system, while lymph is part of the lymphatic system.
• Blood helps to transport oxygen around the body to various areas and organs, which is why blood can be different colors in different animals since pigments are not always the same.
• Lymph, on the other hand, is a colourless liquid found primarily in the intercellular spaces of tissues.
• RBCs, WBCs, platelets and plasma are all found in blood. WBCs and watery fluid are found in lymph. They have immunological and circulatory roles, respectively.
• One of the most significant distinctions is that blood travels through blood arteries whereas lymph travels through lymphatic channels.