Hooge MD & Smith JPS 2004 (citation). 'Among species in the family Haploposthiidae, members of the genus Pseudohaplogonaria are united in having a seminal bursa with a sclerotized bursal nozzle, and a weakly developed or absent seminal vesicle. P. cerasina is most similar to P. minima (Ehlers & Dörjes, 1979), which also has paired testes, an unpaired ovary, conspicuous rhabdoids, and a bursal nozzle. P. minima, however, is more stout-bodied than P. cerasina, has a smaller male copulatory organ, and a common gonopore that opens to the seminal bursa via a short vagina.'
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