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* The [[Caxtarid]] wiped out four indigenous sentient species on [[Kapteyn 5]] after their conquest of the [[planet]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Room With No Doors]]'')
* The [[Caxtarid]] wiped out four indigenous sentient species on [[Kapteyn 5]] after their conquest of the [[planet]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Room With No Doors]]'')
* The [[Woprat]] was long-extinct on [[Gallifrey]] by the time of [[the Doctor]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Heart of TARDIS]]'')
* The [[Woprat]] was long-extinct on [[Gallifrey]] by the time of [[the Doctor]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Heart of TARDIS]]'')
* The humanoid inhabitants of an [[Unnamed planet (The Word of Asiries)|unnamed planet]] became extinct, allowing the other inhabitants, the [[Tryod]]s, to become the dominant species. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Word of Asiries]]'')


=== Earth extinctions ===
=== Earth extinctions ===

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Extinction was 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 was slowly reduced in number until the last members eventually died.

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

Other references

Behind the scenes

According to non-narrative information in DWBIT 41, the Aridians were exterminated by the Daleks after they destroyed the Mire Beasts.

Extinction