Anaerobic respiration is also called ____. a fermentation b oxygenic synthesis c anoxic synthesis d aerobic respiration

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asked Dec 10, 2018 49.9k views

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Anaerobic respiration is also called ____.

a
fermentation
b
oxygenic synthesis
c
anoxic synthesis
d
aerobic respiration

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anaerobic respiration is also called fermentation process since it occur in the absence of oxygen

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