Explain the difference in structure between open and closed circulatory systems. Describe 3 advantages and 2 disadvantages of closed circulatory systems compared to open systems.
In closed circulatory aystem , the blood travels in blood vessels (arteries, veins amd capillaries) whereas in open, it does not flow in blood vessels.
The advantages of closed circulatory system are,
1. They are more efficient in transportation of blood
2. It provides more power in the form of pressure.
3. Organisms have a lymphatic system that work seperately apart from the blood circulatory system
Disadvantages are ,
1. It is more complex than open circulatory system
It requires more energy for the distribution of blood throughout the body
Explain the difference in structure between open and closed circulatory systems. Describe 3 advantages and 2...
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What are the pros and cons of closed and open circulatory systems?
Explain the difference between open and closed - ended question
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