Medical term:
hemolymph
hemolymph
[he´mo-limf]1. blood and lymph.
2. the bloodlike fluid of invertebrates having open blood-vascular systems.
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he·mo·lymph
(hē'mō-limf),1. The blood and lymph, in the sense of a "circulating tissue."
2. The nutrient fluid of certain invertebrates.
[hemo- + L. lympha, clear water]
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hemolymph
(hē′mə-lĭmf′)n.
The circulatory fluid of arthropods and some mollusks, analogous to blood and lymph in vertebrates.
he′mo·lym·phat′ic (-lĭm-făt′ĭk) adj.
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he·mo·lymph
(hē'mō-limf)1. Blood and lymph, considered together.
2. The nutrient fluid of certain invertebrates.
Synonym(s): haemolymph.
Synonym(s): haemolymph.
[hemo- + L. lympha, clear water]
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hematolymphangioma
[he″mah-to-lim-fan″je-o´mah]a tumor composed of blood and lymph vessels.
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