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The 8 pages that link to Multicellularity, each with the reason it gives.

• EukaryoteRelated: Eukaryotic cells repeatedly evolved the coordination needed to form complex multicellular bodies.

• AnimalRelated: Animals develop as multicellular bodies whose cells acquire specialized roles.

• Great FilterRelated: Repeated origins show that one transition toward complexity may not be an absolute bottleneck.

• ChoanoflagellateRelated: Colonial choanoflagellates provide living examples of cell coordination without animal tissues.

• ProterozoicRelated: Its early forms emerged before the end of the Proterozoic.

• ChoanocyteRelated: Choanocytes function as specialized cells within a multicellular sponge.

• HolozoaRelated: Holozoan diversity offers comparisons for how multicellular animal organization arose.

• TrichoplaxRelated: Trichoplax shows a highly simplified form of multicellular animal organization.