How are anaerobic and aerobic respiration different?

A. During aerobic respiration, organisms break down glucose. During

anaerobic respiration, organisms break down proteins.

B. More ATP is released during aerobic respiration than during

anaerobic respiration.

C. During aerobic respiration, organisms produce oxygen. During

anaerobic respiration, organisms use oxygen.

D. Less ATP is released during aerobic respiration than during

anaerobic respiration.

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Jonathon Dixon

3 December, 08:45

How are anaerobic and aerobic respiration different?

A. During aerobic respiration, organisms break down glucose. During

anaerobic respiration, organisms break down proteins.

B. More ATP is released during aerobic respiration than during

anaerobic respiration.

C. During aerobic respiration, organisms produce oxygen. During

anaerobic respiration, organisms use oxygen.

D. Less ATP is released during aerobic respiration than during

anaerobic respiration.

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Cecelia Santana · Answer 1

Solution:

anaerobic and aerobic respiration different by the following ways:

During aerobic respiration, organisms break down glucose. During

anaerobic respiration, organisms break down proteins.

Thus the required right answer is A (During aerobic respiration, organisms break down glucose. During

anaerobic respiration, organisms break down proteins.)