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Both aerobic and anaerobic respiration occurs in bacteria.

Aerobic Respiration:

In aerobic respiration,respiration occurs in the presence of oxygen and a complete breakdown of glucose takes place in this respiration.It is of following types:

There must be the presence of oxygen for obligate aerobic respiration.They die in the absence of oxygen.Eg: Bacillus subliles

In facultative aerobic bacteria,respiration normally takes place by anaerobically but when there is a presence of oxygen they can change into aerobes.Eg: Rhodopseudomonas

Anaerobic Respiration:

In anaerobic respiration,respiration occurs in the absence of oxygen and incomplete breakdown of glucose takes place in this process.It is of following types:

In obligate anaerobic bacteria, respiration occurs anaerobically and they die in the presence of oxygen.Eg: Clostridium botulinum

In facultative anaerobic bacteria, respiration normally takes place by anaerobically but they can change into anaerobes in the absence of oxygen.Eg: Halophiles.

Please see the attached picture.

There is a figure of aerobic respiration in bacteria in first one picture.

There is a figure of anaerobic respiration in bacteria in second one picture.

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