Talk:Cable bacteria

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Filament Length?

"Cable bacteria filaments are 0.4—1.7 µm in diameter and up to 15 mm long." ... "Filaments are long strings composed of cells stacked together, and can be as long as 30-70mm." So, in a section (Morphology) with only six sentences, we have two in direct conflict with each other. Brilliant. Can we get a consensus on the actual length of these filaments? If that's too much to hope, at least sort of rework these opinions into a single statement that you're comfortable with. Contradicting ourselves in the same paragraph makes us look like a hapless bunch of clowns. Thanks. 2001:56A:F0E9:9B00:60F5:5405:CCB:647 (talk) 17:30, 6 July 2020 (UTC)AnOccasionalGrammarEditorAndOtherwiseJustAWikiReader[reply]