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Biology, 10.12.2021 01:40, lovemusic4

Decide whether each statement is describing anaerobic or aerobic cellular respiration. produces about 38 molecules of ATP
produces about 2 molecules of ATP
ITI
occurs when oxygen levels are low
produces lactic acid as a byproduct, which makes muscles
sore
occurs when oxygen levels are high
:: aerobic
*: anaerobic


Decide whether each statement is describing anaerobic or aerobic cellular respiration.

produces a

answer
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