Staphylococci are organized individually, in pairs or clusters similar to grapes, and cannot be actively migrated. All staphylococci are anaerobic unilaterally growing. They have catalase instead of oxidase: an enzyme that turns hydrogen peroxide in oxygen and water into energy. As the information written above is based on the phylogeny of S. Capitis, this can be listed into an Evolution relationship section that briefly describes their morphology and how they were found to be related to other Staph families.
