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 Both, aerobic and anaerobic respirations are necessary for the survival of living
organisms.
 In both types of respiration, food is brokenand energy is released for the

functioning of an organism.
 In both types of respiration, Carbon Dioxide and Energy are produced.
 Both types of respiration take place in the cells of organisms.

Difference between aerobic and anaerobic respiration

Aerobic Respiration Anaerobic Respiration

 Aerobic respiration takes place in  Anaerobic respiration requires no
presence of oxygen oxygen.

 Breakdown of glucose results in  Breakdown of glucose results
production of carbon dioxide, inproduction of Lactic acid or
water and energy. alcohol and energy.

 Energy released is more  Energy released is less

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