Bensonella taiyaiorum

Bensonella taiyaiorumThe shell is conical, with a blunt apex and a large, rounded last whorl. A sharp cervical crest is situated well away from the aperture rim. The aperture is subrectangular, with a thickened, slightly expanded rim. It lives on limestone walls and can be found beneath leaf litter within rock crevices. It is known from the type locality at Dragon Rock, Pindaya Township, Shan State, Myanmar.What does it look like?The shell is conical, with a blunt apex and a large, rounded last whorl.Where and how does it live?It lives on limestone walls and can be found beneath leaf litter within rock crevices.A sharp cervical crest is situated well away from the aperture rim.The aperture is subrectangular, with a thickened, slightly expanded rim.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.