Explain why the blood of an insect does not contain respiratory pigments

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Pstrjds · Answer 1 · 2022-12-27T17:20:52+0000

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Explanation: Respiratory pigments like haemoglobin, haemocyani, are needed for transport of respiratory gasses. In insects there is no such pigment in blood, because oxygen is directly delivered to cells by trachea!

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