Oceans often get oil and toxic waste dumped into them as a bit of a "cheat" to cheaply dispose of waste. This harms the ocean life greatly. A leading cause of dumping into the oceans is the expense of getting rid of used oil. If a city were to allow residents to dispose of these things at no cost to them, there would be no need for people to dump it into the ocean. This will reduce the harm to sea life.
I'm not completely certain but I believe that the answer is dehydration. When this occurs, monosaccarides are joined and water, or H2O, is a product of this.
75% species go extinct to be considered a mass extinction
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Other organic molecules such as fat and protein are also used as fuel in cellular respiration they just take a different pathway than glucose.
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