I would make one based on the Mimetaster Hexagonalis
Mimetaster is an extinct genus of marrellomorph arthropod. The type species, Mimetaster hexagonalis is known from the Lower Devonian (Pragian-Emsian) Hunsrück Slate, and amongst the most common arthropods from the locality, with over 120 specimens including three juveniles.
The head shield of M. hexagonalis is oval shaped and raised on its upper surface, with three pairs of elongate straight projections radiating outwards, which have pairs of spines. On the upper surface was attached pair of probable eyes on segmented stalks. Attached on the underside was a pair of forward-projecting elongate segmented antennae, the first 10 segments of which were elongate, while the subsequent 14 were short and flagella-like, as well as two pairs of large uniramous leg-like appendages. The first of the two pairs was substantially larger than the second. Also present on the underside of the head was a hypostome, as well as a "ventral organ" of unclear function. The trunk consisted of up to 32 short segments, each of which except the last bore a pair of biramous appendages, which gradually decreased in size posteriorly. The endopods of the biramous appendages had 7 segments/podomeres, each with endites at the end of each segment except the last. The exopod had up to 40 segments, each of which had an individual seta projecting downwards.
>>53138215I don't know why you would ask a question with such an obvious answer, why would a potato farmer want to make potatos popular?
