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Encyclopedia > Trocophore

A trochophore is a stage of larva prevalent in mollusks that looks like a spining top with tufts of cilia.


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The earliest larval stage, which is lost in some groups, is a ciliated trocophore, similar to those found in other phyla.
The arthropods and their kin have long been the closest relatives of the annelids, on account of their common segmented structure, but a number of differences between the two groups suggest this may be convergent evolution.
The other major phylum which is of definite relation to the annelids are the molluscs, which share with them the presence of trocophore larvae.
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