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Fermentation pathways are anaerobic pathways. These pathways are either present in anaerobic individuals or aerobic organisms use these pathways when there is a scarcity of oxygen and a quick need for energy. These pathways are often energy-poor when compared to aerobic respiration pathways. 

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