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Faecal indicator bacteria (FIB) such as Escherichia coli (E. coli) and Enterococci are currently used to determine faecal bathing water pollution; they are found in a variety of warm-blooded animals and are not unique to the intestinal flora of humans [1]. Determining the exact sources of faecal pollution is now of critical importance when attempting to comply with the EU bathing water directive 2006 [2]. Bacteria belonging to the genus Bacteroides are now used as additional source-tracking indicator bacteria, since they constitute a major part of the faecal bacterial population; as strict anaerobes they have little potential for growth in bathing waters and have a high degree of host specificity [3,4].
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