Why are all the cells of a multicellular organism not similar to each other?

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All other organisms are multicellular, they consist of multiple cells and are more complex.
The vast majority of plants and animals are multicellular.
Being multicellular allows the organism to be larger and to have cell differentiation so different types of cells to carry out different tasks.

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