very high temperature extrinsic semiconductor is get to the intrinsic because
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At high temperature the number of electrons in the conduction band (and holes in the valence band) due to thermal excitation (Fermi-Dirac statistics) is much larger than the number due to doping. You can then neglect the extra doped electrons/holes which takes you back to the intrinsic behavior.
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