Definition of "hemolymph" [hemolymph]

• The circulatory fluid of certain invertebrates, analogous to blood in arthropods and to lymph in other invertebrates. (noun)

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• "Instead of red pigmented blood, they prefer clear, yellowish fluid called hemolymph that flow over within the body cavity."
• "Instead, the insects blood, called hemolymph, flows almost freely throughout the body."
• "I'm not sure about the veins, which are hollow and contain hemolymph."