Animal Diversity 7th Edition

Published by McGraw-Hill Education
ISBN 10: 0073524255
ISBN 13: 978-0-07352-425-2

Chapter 3 - Review Questions - Page 84: 4

Answer

1)Blood plasma 2)Interstitial Fluid

Work Step by Step

while discussing eumetazoans, body fluids are catagorically divided into 2 fluid “compartments:” One occupy $intracellular$ space, within the body’s cells, Second that occupy $extracellular$ space, outside the cells. animals with closed vascular systems e.g segmented worms extracellular fluids are subdivided further into blood plasma and interstitial fluid. -$Interstitial$ $fluid$, also Known as $tissue$ $fluid$, occupies the space surrounding cells. -Many invertebrates occupy open blood systems, but have no true separation of blood plasma from $interstitial$ $fluid$.
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