\nOpen type circulation: \n1. In this blood spreads out through large open spaces called sinuses, within the tissues of the body. \n2. Body tissues are in direct contact with blood. \n3. The volume of blood flouring in tissues cannot be regulated. \n4. There is no heart. \nFor example: Insects like a grasshopper, cockroach, etc.
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Closed type Circulation: \n1. The circulatory blood remains confined within the blood vessels at all times. It does not spread in open spaces. \n2. Body tissues are not in direct contact with blood. \n3. The volume of blood flowing through tissue or organ can be controlled by contraction and relaxation of muscles of arteries. \n4. The heart is present, which works like a pumping station. \nFor example: Earthworm, Man (Human beings).
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Describe circulatory system in different animals.
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Dr. J M D'Souza and Dr. Kirti J D'Souza Solutions for Exercise 2: EXERCISES
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Dr. J M D'Souza Science Solutions for Exercise - Dr. J M D'Souza and Dr. Kirti J D'Souza Solutions for Exercise 2: EXERCISES
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Questions from Dr. J M D'Souza and Dr. Kirti J D'Souza Solutions for Exercise 2: EXERCISES with Hints & Solutions