Haploptychius karenorum

Haploptychius karenorumThe shell is obliquely ovate, solid and translucent, with a depressed, convex spire. The penultimate whorl is bluntly angular and projects beyond the last whorl. The opening is nearly circular, with a thickened, expanded and slightly reflected lip. The type-series shells were collected at limestone outcrops on Waiponla Hill. The type locality is Waiponla Hill, Hpa-an Township, Kayin State, southeastern Myanmar.What does it look like?The shell is obliquely ovate, solid and translucent, with a depressed, convex spire.Where and how does it live?The type-series shells were collected at limestone outcrops on Waiponla Hill.The penultimate whorl is bluntly angular and projects beyond the last whorl.The opening is nearly circular, with a thickened, expanded and slightly reflected lip.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.