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hæmolymph Physiol.|ˈhiːməʊlɪmf|
[f. hæmo- + lymph.]
The fluid, analogous to blood or lymph, in the body-cavity of some invertebrates.
1885Ray Lankester in Encycl. Brit. XIX. 432/1 In Eupolyzoa the cœlom is very capacious; it is occupied by a coagulable hæmolymph in which float cellular corpuscles. 1964O. Kinne in Oceanogr. & Marine Biol. II. 302 Autoradiographs of Asellus aquaticus indicate that some 20 to 30{pmil} of the total body Na is located outside the haemolymph. 1968H. Harris Nucleus & Cytoplasm iv. 79 Some authors believe that the proteins of the salivary secretion are not synthesized in the gland, but are simply extracted from haemolymph.
Hence ˌhæmolymˈphatic a., of or pertaining to hæmolymph, or to a circulatory system which is not differentiated into separate blood-vascular and lymphatic systems. |