Aquatic organisms that live hundreds of millions of years ago and were buried in slit sediment result in the formation of

Aquatic organisms that live hundreds of millions of years ago and were buried in slit sediment result in the formation of petroleum.

Explanation:

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Coal. Biomass. Biofuels. Petroleum.

Petroleum is known as a fossil fuel, an important source of energy for vehicles and machinery, as well as being the raw material for the manufacture of plastic, which is made of organic material that is very ancient and trapped in natural geological traps.

The organic matter that existed millions of years ago could have accumulated on the sea bed, mixed with the sediment and subjected to pressure and high temperatures, resulting in petroleum.

Currently there are oil deposits, or crude oil, both on land and in the ocean, which must be extracted by special drilling and extraction processes.