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Oxygen comprises a large proportion of our atmosphere (21%) and has become a vital gas for many organisms on Earth. Without it our ability to produce energy (as ATP) via aerobic respiration fails.
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The method of digestion which an animal uses depends on its diet i.e. carnivore, herbivore or omnivore. For example not all mammals are carnivores (e.g. dogs and cats), herbivorous mammals include rabbits, chinchillas, guinea pigs etc.
Generally, carnivores consume animal tissue which is similar to their own; therefore all the body needs to do [...]
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