why is the blood of Arthropoda is colourless?
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the blood of arthropoda is colourless
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because of the presence of hemocyanin, the circulatory fluid of these organisms turns blue-green when oxygenated. When deoxygenated, it's colourless or gray.
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Because these Arthropods blood uses a different protein called hemocyanin, to bind oxygen ....
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