Members of which bacterial phylum share a unique morphology?

Question: Members of which bacterial phylum share a unique morphology?

Members of the bacterial phylum Spirochaetes share a unique morphology characterized by long, flexible cells with internal macrofibrils that give the cell a helical or spiral shape. This is in contrast to the more commonly seen rod-shaped (bacillus) and spherical (coccus) cell shapes seen in other bacteria.

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