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Cell respiration occurs in Cell respiration occurs in animals only. plants only. heterotrophs only. all eukaryotes.
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Cell respiration occurs in

Cell respiration occurs in

animals only.

plants only.

heterotrophs only.

all eukaryotes.

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Answer: all eukaryotes
Explanation: Plants and animals both preform cellular respiration. Cellular respiration is the process of sugar (glucose) being in the process of transforming into energy for the cells!
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