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hemolymph

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hemolymph /he·mo·lymph/ (he´mo-limf″)
1. blood and lymph.
2. the bloodlike fluid of those invertebrates having open blood-vascular systems.
he·mo·lymph (hm-lmf)
n.
The blood and lymph considered as a circulating tissue.
hemolymph
1. blood and lymph.
2. the bloodlike fluid of invertebrates having open blood-vascular systems.
hemolymph node
see hemal node.


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