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heamoglobin content in animal is 33% of fresh weight of RBCs. The haemoglobin content in human is 12-14 gram percent or per 100ml of blood. Hb has mol. wt. 68000 and reflects quarternary str. of protein. formed of 5% haeme and 95% globin.

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Haemoglobin is a respiratory pigment used to transport oxygen in the blood of all vertebrates (animals with a backbone).

However the haem group can change between different species. It is fairly uniform in composition between mammals and humans.

In some vertebrates and invertebrates there are 2,3 or even 10 different forms that permit a species to to maintain oxygen transport in different conditions.

Other respiratory pigments exist instead of haemoglobin in other animal groups:

  • Haemocyanin - second most common respiratory pigment found in arthropods and molluscs. When oxygenated it is blue and not red like haemoglobin.
  • Haemerythrins - found in annelids, sipunculans, priapulids & brachiopods. It's pink in colour.
  • Chlorocruorins - occurs in 4 families of marine annelid worms. It's green in colour. Very similar structure to haemoglobin.
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Each species has a slightly different hemoglobin content makeup, some do not even have hemoglobin.

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