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*The [[Thain]]s became extinct in [[Early human history|6000 BC]]. ([[EDA]]: ''[[Placebo Effect]]'')
*The [[Thain]]s became extinct in [[Early human history|6000 BC]]. ([[EDA]]: ''[[Placebo Effect]]'')
*The [[Tytheg]] became extinct by the [[26th century]]. ([[NA]]: ''[[St Anthony's Fire]]'')
*The [[Tytheg]] became extinct by the [[26th century]]. ([[NA]]: ''[[St Anthony's Fire]]'')
*The Time Lords erased the [[Charon (species)|Charon]]s before they existed as they feared that all other life in the Universe could not co-exist alongside them due to their ability to warp the fabric of the universe. Only one Charon somehow survived the death of its people and constructed a [[pocket universe]]. [[Seventh Doctor|The Doctor]] confronted the Charon and learned that, after being alone for so long, it wanted to die. The Doctor sadly granted its wish. ([[NA]]: ''[[Sky Pirates!]]'')
*The [[Valnaxi]] were driven to near-extinction in [[Early human history|118 A.D.]] at the end of the [[Valnaxi-Wurm War]]. ([[NSA]]: ''[[The Art of Destruction]]'')
*The [[Valnaxi]] were driven to near-extinction in [[Early human history|118 A.D.]] at the end of the [[Valnaxi-Wurm War]]. ([[NSA]]: ''[[The Art of Destruction]]'')
*When the [[Vervoid]]s went on a rampage on [[Hyperion III]], [[Sixth Doctor|the Doctor]] was forced to kill them all. ([[DW]]: ''[[Terror of the Vervoids]]'')
*When the [[Vervoid]]s went on a rampage on [[Hyperion III]], [[Sixth Doctor|the Doctor]] was forced to kill them all. ([[DW]]: ''[[Terror of the Vervoids]]'')

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For the audio drama of the same name, see Extinction (audio drama).

Extinction is the end of a species caused by either the death of the entire population or over a long period of time in which the species is slowly reduced in number until the last members eventually die.

Mass Extinctions

Major catastrophes could cause hundreds to millions of species to die out all at once. In cases of planetary destruction, all the species native to the planet could be driven to extinction (unless any native species had access to space travel).

Individual Extinctions

Species would also go extinct on an individual basis, due to a variety of causes.

Earth Extinctions

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