Pronunciation: /ækˈtɪnoʊˌtroʊkə/
noun a larval form of a phoronid worm characterized by a band of cilia used for locomotion
A1 An actinotrocha is a type of larval form found in some marine animals.
A2 The actinotrocha is a free-swimming larval stage in the life cycle of certain marine invertebrates.
B1 Scientists study the development of actinotrocha larvae to better understand the reproductive cycles of marine organisms.
B2 The actinotrocha larva undergoes metamorphosis to eventually settle and develop into the adult form of the organism.
C1 Research on actinotrocha morphology and behavior provides valuable insights into evolutionary relationships among marine species.
C2 The intricate structure and function of the actinotrocha larvae demonstrate the complexity of developmental processes in marine biology.
formal The actinotrocha is a larval stage in the life cycle of certain marine animals.
informal Have you ever seen an actinotrocha swimming in the ocean? It's quite fascinating!
slang That actinotrocha larva is like a tiny alien swimming in the sea.
figurative The actinotrocha represents the beginning of a new chapter in the animal's life.
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