Microdictyon
Microdictyon is an extinct armoured worm-like animal coated with net-like scleritic plates, known from the Early Cambrian Maotianshan shale of Yunnan China and other parts of the world. "Microdictyon" is part of the ill-defined taxon – Lobopodia – that includes several other odd worm-like animals that resembling worm with legs, such as "Hallucigenia", "Onychodictyon", "Cardiodictyon", "Luolishania", and "Paucipodia". The isolated sclerites of "Microdictyon" are known from other Lower Cambrian deposits. "Microdictyon" sclerites appear to have moulted; one sclerite seems to have been preserved during ecdysis. "Microdictyon sinicum" (Chen, Hou and Lu, 1989) is typical. The wormlike animal  has ten pairs of sclerites (suggestions that these may be eyes or eye-like structures have no weight) on the sides, matched to a pair of tentacle-like feet below. The head and posterior are tubular and featureless. In addition to the type species, 13 species: Species composition. A picture can be found at https://web.archive.org/web/20030730043530/http://paws.wcu.edu/dperlmutr/earlyfauna.html. The name Microdictyon is also used for a genus of green algae.