Indeed, a study by B. M. Waggoner even concluded that "Bomakellia" was a primitive anomalocarid and he went on to identify ridges in the cephalon as being eyes, making this creature the earliest known animal with sight.
Indeed, a study by B. M. Waggoner even concluded that "Bomakellia" was a primitive anomalocarid--the only Precambrian occurence, in fact. Waggoner went on to identify ridges in the cephalon as being eyes, making this creature the earliest known animal with sight.