Laeocathaica qiminglii

Laeocathaica qimingliiThe mature shell is sinistral, fairly depressed and solid. After about two and a half whorls, regularly spaced thick ribs are separated by many fine threads. The aperture is oblique, peach-shaped and descending in front. Its rim is seldom expanded and only slightly reflected below. In October, it was found in crevices between broken stones on a dry slope. Specimens are recorded from a slope near X496 and east of Wenxian town, Gansu, China.What does it look like?The mature shell is sinistral, fairly depressed and solid.Where and how does it live?In October, it was found in crevices between broken stones on a dry slope.After about two and a half whorls, regularly spaced thick ribs are separated by many fine threads.The aperture is oblique, peach-shaped and descending in front. Its rim is seldom expanded and only slightly reflected below.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.