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Multicellular Organisms
Around 2.1 billion years ago, there existed several multicellular organisms. They were likely one of the first forays into multicellularity as well. They coincided with a brief moment of increased oxygen levels and went extinct after the levels dropped. Sadly, they do not have any modern-day descendants.