Coccus Rod (bacillus) Spirochete (a) 1 μη (b) 12 um Vibrio Spirillum O FIGURE 3.20 Shapes of Common Bacteria (a) Coccus; (b) rod; (c) vibrio; (d) spirillum; (e) spirochete. (SEM). (e) 7.5 µm (c) 15 μη (d) 15 μη

Coccus Rod (bacillus) Spirochete (a) 1 μη (b) 12 um Vibrio Spirillum O FIGURE 3.20 Shapes of Common Bacteria (a) Coccus; (b) rod; (c) vibrio; (d) spirillum; (e) spirochete. (SEM). (e) 7.5 µm (c) 15 μη (d) 15 μη

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What are the two most common shapes of bacteria?

Coccus
Rod (bacillus)
Spirochete
(a)
1 μη
(b)
12 um
Vibrio
Spirillum
O FIGURE 3.20 Shapes of
Common Bacteria (a) Coccus;
(b) rod; (c) vibrio; (d) spirillum;
(e) spirochete. (SEM).
(e)
7.5 µm
(c)
15 μη
(d)
15 μη

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