Formation of _ will be greater with the faster breakdown of glucose and glycogen to compensate for energy requirements in anaerobic respiration.
Correct answer: C. Lactic acid
- A. Enzymes
- B. Hormones
- C. Lactic acid
- D. Fat
Explanation
In anaerobic respiration, when oxygen is scarce, glucose and glycogen are broken down to meet energy needs, resulting in lactic acid as a byproduct. This process does not produce enzymes or hormones as byproducts. Fat metabolism mainly occurs in the presence of oxygen and is not involved in this type of respiration.
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