Circulatory system in arthropods
Name the type of circulatory system existed in arthropods? Do such animals have heart and respiratory pigments?
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In arthropods the respiratory system is open (or lacunar). Blood, as well termed as hemolymph, is pumped by a heart and falls into the cavities (or lacunas) irrigating and draining the tissues. All arthropods contain a heart. Arachnids and crustaceans contain respiratory pigments. Insects do not contain respiratory pigments as their blood does not carry gases (in them gases reach tissues and cells via tracheal structures).
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