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English: Underside of a Cancer productus crab. If you every doubt that arthropods have pigment in their blood which have an open circulatory systems (blood runs free in the body without vessels), turn over a crab and if you are a little lucky, you will see the purple stain seen here left from the pigment. They do not have hemoglobin, but sure do have hemocyanin.
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