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Can a species become extinct independent of a mass extinction event? How many species have to go extinct for it to qualify as a mass extinction?
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Can a species become extinct independent of a mass extinction event? How many species have to go

extinct for it to qualify as a mass extinction?

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Answer: I cant say for sure how many species have to be extinct. But yes a species can become extinct.

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