BCPS Links Show what you know: Aerobic and Anaerobic Cellular Respiration (minor summative) Directions: Fill in the blanks below in the lab summary by dragging and dropping the words/phrases to their correct position. When oxygen levels are high, the body can use to the cells for this process to occur. Therefore, the "go to" method of obtaining ATP because it produces a byproduct of :: aerobic cellular respiration to get energy. But when exercising intensely, your body will not be able to provide enough #oxygen will occur to produce anaerobic cellular respiration for the body. This process is not This byproduct is known for causing! #energy #lactic acid :: muscle fatigue < 1 2 EB 20 BB a D Review

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