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Answer=(A) Cellular respiration will swift towards anaerobic respiration.
Explanation-
When respiration takes place in absence of oxygen then such type of respiration called Anaerobic Respiration.
Now consider incorrect option-
Option B is incorrect because number of ATPs are less produced during anaerobic respiration comparison to aerobic respiration.
Option C is incorrect because oxygen not available sufficient amount so diffusion can't takes place.
Option D is incorrect because changes occurs if oxygen is not present in sufficient amount.
Option E is incorrect because fixation of CO2 in Calvin Cycle is part of dark reaction of photosynthesis.
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