MARATHON OIL

Class [004]
Lubricant and Fuel Products

[ Petroleum; ] crude oil; [ hydrocarbon gases, namely, methane, ethane, propane, butane and pentane; ] natural gas; [ petroleum gas; compressed natural gas; liquefied natural gas; liquefied petroleum gas; coal bed gas; ] [ syngas, namely, synthetic gas produced from a carbon-containing feedstock consisting primarily of hydrogen and carbon monoxide; gas hydrates, namely, a crystalline solid containing solid-state water molecules and entrapped lower molecular weight gases; biofuels, namely, biogas; shale gas, namely, natural gas produced from subterranean shale formations; ] condensate, namely, a heavier fraction of natural gas liquid [ ; natural gas liquid, namely, a range of light hydrocarbons produced with natural gas that normally exist as liquids or are easily liquified; crude bitumen, namely, solid and semi-solid petroleum extracted from natural subterranean deposits in a raw unrefined state; asphaltene, namely, high molecular weight organic molecules naturally present in crude oil and tar sands; heavy oil; kerogen, namely, high molecular weight organic molecules naturally present in sedimentary rock that produce oil when heated; all of the above-listed goods being fuels ]