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Bacteria come in many shapes-round, rod, comma, spiral and even square! When in multiple linked colonies they can also take up a variety of shapes.Typically these can be clusters, chains, cubic packets, squares and grape-like bunched clusters. 1999 The Centre for Microscopy and Microanalysis. Bacteria come in many shapes-round, rod, comma, spiral and even square! When in multiple linked colonies they can also take up a variety of shapes. Typically these can be clusters, chains, cubic packets, squares and grape-like bunched clusters.
Bacilli can single cell, arranged in chains to form streptobacillus or oval to form a coccobacillus. The third most common form that bacteria may appear in are spirals and these can be quite long when compared to the cocci or the bacilli. Spiral bacteria measure from 1.0 micrometers to over 100.0 micrometers in length.You may like to know that the spiral bacteria may be curbed or comma shaped which is when they are referred to as vibrio, they may be thick and rigid, these are called spirillum or they may be thin and flexible.tar-shaped bacteria, filamentous bacteria, lobed bacteria and bacteria sporting irregular shapes most commonly fall into a size range of approximately 1.0 micrometers in diameter yet unusual bacteria do exist with larger dimensions. Giant bacteria, giant when compared to the other bacteria.