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Describe ATP formation in the last stage of aerobic respiration
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- Explain the difference between the number of ATPmolecules produced by aerobic respiration and thenumber produced by anaerobic respirationDistinguish between Aerobic respiration and anaerobic respiration.Explain the total yield of ATP from aerobic respiration in three different stages of cellular respiration.