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In what stage of catabolism is the most ATP produced?

a.
Stage I

b.
Stage II

c.
Stage III

d.
It depends on the type of food ingested.

e.
All stages produce an equal amount of ATP.

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In what stage of catabolism is the most ATP produced?

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b.
Stage II

c.
Stage III

d.
It depends on the type of food ingested.

e.
All stages produce an equal amount of ATP.

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