Diancta batubacan

Diancta batubacanThe shell is almost white, with a bulbous second-to-last whorl and a constriction on its upper side. Records are from Bacan Island, Indonesia; the paper describes endemism there as possible.What does it look like?The shell is almost white, with a bulbous penultimate whorl and a distinct constriction on its dorsal part. The radial ribs are clearer before and after the constriction.How does it live?The shell is almost white, with a bulbous second-to-last whorl and a constriction on its upper side. Records are from Bacan Island, Indonesia; the paper describes endemism there as possible.Specimens were collected in karst forest on Bacan Island.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.