Subject: Are there any living organisms that do not breathe?
Date: Thu Jun 22 19:45:51 2000
Posted by Dave Williams
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Area of science: Cell Biology
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Message:
I realize the answer to this question depends upon your definition of the
word "breathe." While some might say that plants do not breathe, they do
take CO2 from the air and use it in photosynthesis. For the purposes of
this question, I would consider that breathing, but correct me if I'm wrong
about that. Similarly, I would consider fish taking oxygen out of water
breathing too.
Thanks
Re: Are there any living organisms that do not breathe?
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