First complete animal nervous system

First complete animal nervous system
Who
Alalcomenaeus sp.
What
First
Where
China
When
2013
The earliest known complete animal nervous system is perfectly preserved in a recently studied fossil of a 3-cm-long, hitherto-unknown species of segmented-bodied marine arthropod that is an ancestor of present-day chelicerates (spiders, scorpions, horseshoe crabs). Belonging to the long-extinct genus Alalcomenaeus, it lived more than 520 million years ago during the Lower Cambrian Period in seas now occupied by southwest China.