Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 July 2009
The genus Pseudodoniella was proposed by China & Carvalho (1951) for the species pacifica from Keravat, New Britain. Recently two more species have come to hand, from Lae, New Guinea and Popondetta, Papua. They are new and are described and figured here. It has been found that in the genus Parabryocoropsis China & Carvalho (1951), two of the species then described, cheesmanae from Kokoda, Papua and duni from Keravat, New Britain, were incorrectly placed and should have been assigned to Pseudodoniella.
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