The blood of arthropods is _ in color
Correct answer: D. Colorless
- A. Green
- B. Brown
- C. Red
- D. Colorless
Explanation
A more correct term for the circulatory fluid in arthropods in haemolymph. In hexapods (insecta), it is whitish in color because respiratory pigments are absent. Some crustaceans have hemocyanin which gives their blood a blue (not green, red or brown) colored appearance.
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