A multipanel figure is a figure that contains more than one plot or graph on the same page. There are different ways to create a multipanel figure in R, depending on the type and layout of the plots you want to arrange. Some of the common methods are: Using the `ggplot2` package creates plots with a consistent theme and style. You can use different functions and packages to arrange multiple ggplots in various layouts, such as grid, facet, or custom. Some of the functions and packages are `grid.arrange()` [gridExtra package], `plot_grid()` [cowplot package], `ggarrange()` [ggpubr package], and `facet_wrap()` or `facet_grid()` [ggplot2 package]. Using the `par()` function to set the graphical parameters for the number of rows and columns of plots, such as `par(mfrow = c(2, 2))` for a 2 by 2 layout. Then, you can use the base R plotting functions (such as `plot()`, `hist()`, or `boxplot()`) to create the plots in each panel.