Insect blood, properly called hemolymph, flows freely through the body cavity, but is moved from the abdomen to the head through

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snow_tiger [21]

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Insect blood, properly called hemolymph, flows freely through the body cavity, but is moved from the abdomen to the head through

what structure?

Biology

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enyata [817] · Answer 1 · 2022-08-25T05:09:38+03:00

enyata [817]3 years ago

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It passes through a structure called Ostia that makes the valved chambers for hemolymph to flow. From the Ostia into the aorta and then the hemolymph is flushed out in front of head.