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OIL is another fossil fuel that is found under the ground and in the sea in a liquid form. Oil is collected by drilling in a deep well into the ground and then pumping it out. It is transported by pipe lines or oil tankers to a place where it will be stored or burned. Oil can also be converted into gasoline. Both oil and gasoline are burned in automobiles.

Sulfur-Oxidizing Bacteria Found at Seep Sites

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