 The simplicity and generality of the present mechanism suggests that evolution to multicellularity is a natural consequence of interacting cells with limited resources, being consistent with the  behaviors and forms of several extant primitive forms of multicellularity, such as certain bacteria .
<clarity>  The simplicity and generality of the present mechanism suggests that evolution to multicellularity is a natural consequence of interacting cells with limited resources, being consistent with the  behaviors and forms of several extant primitive forms of multicellularity, such as certain bacteria .
 The simplicity and generality of the present mechanism suggests that evolution to multicellularity is a natural consequence of interacting cells with limited resources, being consistent with the behaviors and forms of several aggregates of URLanisms .