Cristispira
Cristispira (family Spirochaetaceae, order Spirochaetales) A genus of spirally shaped bacteria in which the cells each contain 100 or more periplasmic flagella. They are found in a variety of marine and freshwater molluscs and other aquatic organisms.
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