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(N/A) 						Closed circulatory system			Open circulatory system							$(1)$ Blood is circulated through a closed network of blood vessels.			$(1)$ Blo

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(N/A) 						Closed circulatory system			Open circulatory system							$(1)$ Blood is circulated through a closed network of blood vessels.			$(1)$ Blood is pumped into body cavities or sinuses.							$(2)$ Blood capillaries are present to facilitate exchange.			$(2)$ Blood capillaries are absent.							$(3)$ Respiratory pigments are usually present within $RBCs$ or dissolved in plasma.			$(3)$ Respiratory pigments are always dissolved in the blood plasma.							$(4)$ Lymph acts as an intermediate medium between blood and cells.			$(4)$ Direct exchange occurs between blood and tissues.							$(5)$ Example: Earthworm,Humans.			$(5)$ Example: Cockroach,Molluscs.

Column $I$	Column $II$
$(a)$ Eosinophils	$(i)$ Coagulation
$(b)$ $RBC$	$(ii)$ Universal Recipient
$(c)$ $AB$ Group	$(iii)$ Resist Infections
$(d)$ Platelets	$(iv)$ Contraction of Heart
$(e)$ Systole	$(v)$ Gas transport

Differentiate between closed circulatory system and open circulatory system.

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$(a)$ Eosinophils $(i)$ Coagulation
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Closed circulatory system	Open circulatory system
$(1)$ Blood is circulated through a closed network of blood vessels.	$(1)$ Blood is pumped into body cavities or sinuses.
$(2)$ Blood capillaries are present to facilitate exchange.	$(2)$ Blood capillaries are absent.
$(3)$ Respiratory pigments are usually present within $RBCs$ or dissolved in plasma.	$(3)$ Respiratory pigments are always dissolved in the blood plasma.
$(4)$ Lymph acts as an intermediate medium between blood and cells.	$(4)$ Direct exchange occurs between blood and tissues.
$(5)$ Example: Earthworm,Humans.	$(5)$ Example: Cockroach,Molluscs.