
Why would a cell ferment rather than respire?
A) There's no oxygen present, and it cannot respire anaerobically.
B) It lacks the ability to respire (i.e. no electron transport chain) .
C) There is no oxygen present and it cannot use anaerobic respiration OR it lacks the ability to respire (i.e., no electron transport chain) .
D) More ATP is produced for the cell by fermentation than by aerobic respiration.
E) There is too much oxygen available and fermentation is a safer alternative.
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