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Oil is deposited in atolls in some regions of the Pacific through natural processes such as seepage from underground oil reservoirs, where oil rises to the surface and accumulates in the porous coral reefs and sands of atolls. This oil can also originate from oil spills or leaks from shipping vessels and other human activities. Over time, the oil can become trapped within the atoll's geological structures and persist in the environment.

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