Do insects have a circulatory system?

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Hemolymph: Hemolymph is the blood of cockroaches composed of colorless plasma and many corpuscles called hemocytes.
The circulatory system in insects:
Insects have an open circulatory system that lacks veins and arteries.
The hemolymph flows freely through the body lubricating tissues and transporting wastes and nutrients.
Yes, insects have a circulatory system.

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