Medicine, 20.07.2019 04:10, xavierfox1721
What is true of the o2 debt?
a) it is acquired during aerobic respiration
b) it is associated with short term energy supply for muscle tissue
c) homeostasis is re-established when o2 debt is paid off by post-exercise heavy breathing
d) a and b are correct
e) a and c are correct
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Answers: 2
Medicine, 09.07.2019 19:10, alkaline27
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What is true of the o2 debt?
a) it is acquired during aerobic respiration
b) it is as...
a) it is acquired during aerobic respiration
b) it is as...
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