The correct match regarding the abiotic conditions with the type of cellular respiration respectively is: A) oxic- anaerobic B) anoxic- chemosynthetic C) anoxic-aerobic D)oxic-aerobic

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The correct match regarding the abiotic conditions with the type of cellular respiration respectively is:

A) oxic- anaerobic
B) anoxic- chemosynthetic
C) anoxic-aerobic
D)oxic-aerobic

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