Describe two scenarios where where respiration can occur

Each living organism is comprised of a specific number and features of cells. As the different cells are comprised of a very unique form of characteristics,while the cells are then able to produce the optimum amount of energy for the living being to carry out the various cellular functions inside a more systematic order.

But, the mechanism to produce the required energy is carried in two different ways or procedures inside the living being body. The respiration is the process during which the optimum amount of energy is produced from the breaking of larger molecules or elements, along with the energy there are also some of the by-products which are produced in the process.However, there are two main ways for each organism to generate the required amount of energy in order to carry out the different cellular functions in a proper way. 1. The Aerobic form of respiration, in which the presence is more significant along with the rest of the required elements. Along, with which the whole process is dependent upon the presence of the element during the process of aerobic respiration in normal conditions.2. The Anaerobic form of respiration is the process in which the oxygen,O₂ holds no such importance and the process can be executed well with out the presence of the oxygen,O₂.As there are different procedures for each cells to have the maximum amount of energy,E and over come the different feats to perform the different functions inside the living organism.There are always a number of factors which holds greater amount or level of significance in carrying out the different steps of both the processes.

The open ocean begins at the low-tide mark and extends to the end of the continental shelf

above statement is not a true statement about the open ocean because the open ocean has low levels of nutrients. most of the photosynthetic activity on earth occurs in the open ocean within the photic zone. organisms in the deep ocean are exposed to frigid temperatures and total darkness but it does not begin at the low-tide mark.