The group of bacteria that lack rigid cell walls and take on irregular shapes is: ____. a. rickettsias b. chlamydias c. mycoplasma d. mycobacteria

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The group of bacteria that lack rigid cell walls and take on irregular shapes is: ____.

a. rickettsias
b. chlamydias
c. mycoplasma
d. mycobacteria

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the answer is mycoplasmas

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