Aerobic Respiration
This term describes the metabolic processes that  generate ATP in association with a chemiosmotic process driven by a respiratory chain that depends on the use of oxygen as the ultimate electron acceptor. Water is the ultimate reduced end product and in animal cells these processes occur in mitochondria where ATP is made by oxidative phosphorylation. In mitochondria tricarboxylic acid cycle activity and fatty acid oxidation provide most of the reducing equivalents that fuel this process but reducing equivalents released by metabolite oxidation reactions in the cytosol can be shuttled into mitochondria to supply a small proportion of ATP needs. See graphical overview