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Figure 1. Proliferation of natural gas wells in the Jonah Field,Wyoming, US. Inset: historical and predicted natural gasproduction in the US
Figure 2. Shale development includes multiple processes focused around natural gasextraction via hydraulic fracturing
Table 1. Research priorities based on the relative extent, difficulty mitigating, andcurrent understanding of potential impacts
Figure 3. Freshwater biodiversity in relation to the extent of shale gas basins:normalized species richness (a) globally and (b) within the US; US-only (c)amphibian species richness, (d) crayfish species richness, and (e) fish species richness.Biodiversity
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