Given reasons Sometimes higher plants and animals too perform anaerobic respiration.

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Dear student, This is because suddenly the requirement of energy become more than the daily requirement but the amount of supplied oxygen remains the same due to which even in lack or scarcity of oxygen the cells have to perform respiration which is anaerobic respiration. Regards

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