What are the diffrences between aerobic …

Aerobic Respiration:

1.  It occurs in majority of organisms.
2. Oxygen is used.
3. It always releases CO₂.
4. Itgenerated water.
5. Itreleases entire energy available in glucose as it is fully oxidized.
6. Aerobic respiration involves five principal steps: glycolysis, pyruvate oxidation, TCA cycle, ETS and chemiosmotic ATP synthesis.
7. Ityields inorganic end products.
8. Aerobic reparation takes place in cytoplasm and mitochondria. 

Anaerobic Respiration:

1. It occurs in a few organisms (e.g. yeast, and some bacteria and parasitic worms).
2. Oxygen is not used.
3. It may or may not release CO₂.
4. It does not produce water.
5. It releases only 5% of energy available in glucose as it (glucose) is not fully oxidized.
6. It includes just two steps: glycolysis and incomplete breakdown of pyruvate.
7. In yields organic end product with or without inorganic ones.
8. Anaerobic respiration takes place cytoplasm only.