Oospira shanensis

Oospira shanensisThe shell is fusiform. The shell has twelve and a half to thirteen whorls. The peristome is attached, thickened and expanded. The examined material was collected from a limestone outcrop at Nanthe Cave, Kalaw, Shan State. It is known only from Shan State, Myanmar.What does it look like?The shell is fusiform.Where and how does it live?The examined material was collected from a limestone outcrop at Nanthe Cave, Kalaw, Shan State.The shell has twelve and a half to thirteen whorls.The peristome is attached, thickened and expanded.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.