"planktotrophic" meaning in English

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          "text": "In addition to an adult stage that is a capable swimmer, R. exoculata has a free-swimming, planktotrophic, post-larval stage that feeds on photosynthetically derived organic material and can be found as far as 100 km from a known vent field (53, 54 ).",
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        "(biology) That feeds on plankton"
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