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1. What term is used to describe a process that can convert the energy of glucose to ATP that does NOT require oxygen to be present?​

1. What term is used to describe a process that can convert the energy of glucose to ATP that does NOT require oxygen to be present?​
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1. What term is used to describe a process that can convert the energy of glucose to ATP

that does NOT require oxygen to be present?​

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Answer: Anaerobic respiration

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