Aquatic organisms that lived hundreds of millions of years ago and were buried in silt and sediment resulted in the formation of a. coal b. biomass c. biofuels d. petroleum select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d

c. biofuels

Explanation:

A biofuel is the fuel that is produced by the biological activity of anaerobic microorganisms rather than a fuels that are generated by the geological processes such as coal and petroleum. The biofuels will form after the decaying and decomposition of the organic matter generated after the death of aquatic animals when left buried under the heap of the silt and sediments.