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After the publication of the manuscript, the authors recognized that one reference in the discussion session (in the main text) was wrong and should be replaced with a new one. The changes are provided below.
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Furthermore, Potts et al. [58] in a recent work reported differences in hydrocarbons removal between shallow and deep sediment consortia (50–58% and 33–42%, respectively), highlighting the role of consortium origin.
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