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The Terminal Electron Acceptor in Respiration May Be

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Question 32

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The terminal electron acceptor in respiration may be


A) NAD, oxygen, OR nitrate.
B) oxygen, nitrate, OR an inorganic molecule.
C) NAD, nitrate, OR an inorganic molecule.
D) NAD, water, OR an inorganic molecule.
E) an inorganic molecule, water, OR oxygen.

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