Use the drop-down menus to identify which bacterial shape applies. a (rod-shaped) b (spiral-shaped) c (spherical)

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photoshop1234 [79]2 years ago

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The identity of the bacterial shape is the following:

a (rod-shaped)- bacillus.

b (spiral-shaped)- spirillum.

c (spherical)- coccus.

<h3>What are bacteria?</h3>

Bacteria are single-celled microorganisms found as free-living or parasites.

They are found in many shapes and sizes.

There are good bacteria that help humans and other animals, and bad bacteria are harmful to the animals.

Thus, the shape of the bacteria area (rod-shaped)- bacillus., b (spiral-shaped)- spirillum., c (spherical)- coccus.

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