Its translucent yellowish mantle reveals a reddish-brown internal shell. Tiny tubercles cover the back, and it was found beneath rocks on an intertidal shore.
The body is pale yellow and translucent. Its reddish-brown internal shell has pale radial lines visible through the mantle. The back looks smooth but is covered with tiny tubercles.
It was found beneath rocks on the intertidal rocky shore at Caldera, Atacama Region, Chile.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.