the excavate clade is the only eukaryotic group where all clade members are unicellular. the amoebozoa clade is the only eukaryotic group with clades including members that are both unicellular and multicellular. animals are the only group within the opisthokont clade whose members are all multicellular. all plants and algae are multicellular.

The kingdoms of animals and fungi are both included in the large group of eukaryotes known as the opisthokonts. Opisthokonts, formerly known as the "Fungi/Metazoa group," are widely acknowledged as a clade. Apusomonadida, Breviata, and Opisthokonts make to the broader clade Obazoa.

The subclasses of eukaryotes known as opisthokonts include amoebae, fungi, and animals.

The two most well-known multicellular forms of life, the animals (Metazoa) and the fungi are members of the monophyletic Opisthokonta clade, one of the five eukaryotic "super-groups."

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