Actinotrocha

/ˌæktɪnoʊˈtroʊkə/ noun

A free-floating larval form of certain marine worm-like creatures, characterized by ring-like ciliated structures (hair-like organelles) that radiate like rays.

From Greek 'aktis' (ray) + 'trochos' (wheel). This zoological term describes a specific type of larva found in marine biology.

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