The spire is high-conical, with concave sides. The last whorl has an obtuse, projecting peripheral ridge with a concavity immediately above it; the surface below is slightly convex. The free aperture is approximately elliptic to obtusely rectangular and tilts slightly upwards. Shells are recorded from rock surfaces in disturbed to degraded semi-deciduous woodland and secondary woodland on limestone bedrock. Shells are recorded from Phnom La’Ang, Kampot Province, Cambodia.
The spire is high-conical, with concave sides.
Shells are recorded from rock surfaces in disturbed to degraded semi-deciduous woodland and secondary woodland on limestone bedrock.
The last whorl has an obtuse, projecting peripheral ridge with a concavity immediately above it; the surface below is slightly convex.
The free aperture is approximately elliptic to obtusely rectangular and tilts slightly upwards.
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