Hooge M.D. & Rocha C.E.F. 2006 (citation) - p. 35, "Of the seven currently known species of the genus Pseudaphanostoma, our species is similar to P. divae Marcus, 1952 in having an unpaired testis positioned immediately behind an unpaired ovary; all other described species have paired ovaries and testes. P. divae differs from our species in having a longer (~1.3 mm), more filiform body that is without extensive chordoid tissue, a shorter penis (~55 µm long), an antrum lacking glands, and conspicuous caudal glands. "
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