danielost

danielost

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banned for not telling him it isnt thoery Another naturally-occurring blood pigment, vanadium chromagen, is found in sea squirts, ascidians, and tunicates. Contained within tiny corpuscles known as vanadocytes, it usually makes blood apple -green , though this may change to blue or orange in the presence of different vanadium oxides. http://www.daviddarling.info/encyclop

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banned for not reading further into the story. it turns out that blood color is dependent on what kind of metal, and since copper turns blue-green. the blood can be blue or green depending on other facters.

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[quote who="Draakjacht" reply="33149" id="2957079"]banned for post number 33138 and if you change an insect's diet, the color of the blood changes. edit: still banned cause your argument hinged on copper. FAIL [/quote] banned for making me look this up COPPER Horseshoe crab blood contains hemocyanin (a molecule based on copper), which gives it a blue tinge. The copper-containing pigment hemocyanin, second in bre

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