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Which bacterium is described as comma-shaped?
Which bacterium is described as comma-shaped?
Which bacterium is described as having square ends?
Which bacterium is described as having square ends?
Which bacterium is described as in pairs with kidney bean shape?
Which bacterium is described as in pairs with kidney bean shape?
Which bacterium is described as relaxed coil?
Which bacterium is described as relaxed coil?
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Which bacterium is described as in pairs with pointed ends?
Which bacterium is described as in pairs with pointed ends?
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Which bacterium is described as having rounded ends?
Which bacterium is described as having rounded ends?
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Which bacterium is described as fusiform?
Which bacterium is described as fusiform?
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Which bacterium is described as in clusters?
Which bacterium is described as in clusters?
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Which bacterium is described as in pairs with kidney bean shape?
Which bacterium is described as in pairs with kidney bean shape?
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Which bacterium is described as tightly coiled?
Which bacterium is described as tightly coiled?
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Study Notes
Bacterial Shapes
- Vibrio is a comma-shaped bacterium.
- Tetrad bacterium has square ends.
- Kidney bean-shaped bacterium come in pairs.
- Spirilla bacterium has a relaxed coil shape.
- Streptococci bacterium come in pairs with pointed ends.
- Staphylococci bacterium have rounded ends.
- Fusobacterium is fusiform in shape.
- Staphylococci bacterium are found in clusters.
- Renibacterium bacterium come in pairs with kidney bean shape.
- Spirochetes bacterium are tightly coiled.
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Test your knowledge of bacterial morphology with this quiz. Identify different shapes and arrangements of bacteria, from cocci in clusters to other unique forms.
