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The sperm of pseudoscorpions consists of a coiled head (nuclear material), axial filament and an “annular” mitochondrion, all enclosed within a cyst. Variations occur in the gross morphology of different pseudoscorpion sperm. These variations are discussed in terms of possible morphological relationships.
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Gerald Legg (1973) studied this question.
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