what is the difference between anaerobic respiration in animals and human beings
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The energy released by respiration is used by living organisms for their life processes. Anaerobic respiration happens in both animals and plants. ... Without oxygen, anaerobic processes leave most of the ATP-generating supplies in the waste products, such as lactic acid in animals, or alcohol and CO2 in plants and yeast
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The energy released by respiration is used by living organisms for their life processes. Anaerobic respiration happens in both animals and plants. ... Without oxygen, anaerobic processes leave most of the ATP-generating supplies in the waste products, such as lactic acid in animals, or alcohol and CO2 in plants and yeast
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Anaerobic respiration is happens in both plants and animals.Without oxygen anaerobic process leaves most of the ATP generating supplies in waste products such as lactic acid in animals and alcohol and CO2 in plants and yeast.
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