What species went extinct after the Agricultural Revolution?

After the Agricultural Revolution, several species faced extinction due to habitat changes and increased human activity. Notably, the aurochs, a wild ancestor of domestic cattle, disappeared by the early 17th century. Other species, such as the dodo and the moa, became extinct later due to overhunting and habitat destruction exacerbated by agricultural expansion. The shift to agriculture significantly altered ecosystems, leading to the decline of many species.