What kind of bacteria can be found in crude oil polluted water?

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2026-07-30 15:20

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Water polluted by crude oil can have almost (or more) bacteria than pure water in any stream. The types of bacteria present may shift to include those able to use the components of the crude as food and those which can utilize or survive in higher levels of salt water or sulfudic compounds.

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ALSO, if it is the bacteria that converted the fossil into petroleum by consuming some of elements then where is that bacteria? I am sure that there was no special transport away for such microbes. Why because it takes more than our carbon dating years time period to convert the decayed organic into PETROLEUM like fuel and it should and must not be CONFUSED with the BIOFUEL. Since the biofuel or bio gas is far different from Petroleum.

So if at all you wanna know the truth, the only question you have to ask is, WHAT IS THE STRAIN OF THE BACTERIA THAT MADE THE DECAYING ORGANIC LIFE INTO PETROLEUM?

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BECAUSE it is not a question of bacteria or crude oil but DNA that the petroleum can contain since THERE IS THE POSSIBILITY OF MULTIPLE DNA BEING PRESENT IN SOME MANNER.

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