The shell is lenticular, with a usually somewhat elevated, rounded spire. The broad, shallow radial grooves curve away from the direction of shell growth towards the suture. The aperture is obliquely crescent-shaped; its rim does not expand and is somewhat thickened on the outer and basal sides. Shells are recorded from soil deposits in disturbed semi-deciduous woodland and secondary woodland on limestone bedrock. Shells are recorded from the Banteay Meas and Kampong Trach areas, Kampot Province, Cambodia.
The shell is lenticular, with a usually somewhat elevated, rounded spire.
Shells are recorded from soil deposits in disturbed semi-deciduous woodland and secondary woodland on limestone bedrock.
The broad, shallow radial grooves curve away from the direction of shell growth towards the suture.
The aperture is obliquely crescent-shaped; its rim does not expand and is somewhat thickened on the outer and basal sides.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.