What organism will have the fastest rate of respiration ?

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1 answer:

mihalych1998 [28]2 years ago

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Unicellular organisms

Explanation:

Unicellular organisms typically respires faster to release energy.

Respiration is a gaseous exchange between cells and the environment. Here, oxygen is taken in by the cell and carbon dioxide is the by product of the metabolic process.

Unicellular organisms will respire faster because they are at the lowest level of organisation.
The cells are in direct contact with the environment.
They do not require special set up to obtain and circulate oxygen in them.
The waste of the metabolic process is also discarded easily and very fast.
Organisms at lower levels of organisation typically have a faster rate of respiration.

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