Saducees were wiped out when Rome expelled the judeans from judea, along with the zealots and essenes. Pharasees were the ones who escaped to Babylon and wrote the talmud.
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Arguably, Saducaism survived in the form of the Karite faith (which is now an *extreme* minority of self-proclaimed jews), the Pharisees split between those who followed Christ and those who were legalistic hypocrites, and the latter is likely the spiritual successor for Talmudism. A lot of Essenes and John the Baptist's followers converted to Christianity as well.
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True, though early Christians were their own separate 2nd temple sect. And were luckily driven out by persecution from the other sects not long before the zealots dragged all the other factions into a suicidal war against Rome.
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