Gulella hlathikhulu

Gulella hlathikhuluThe shell is cylindrical. The aperture is quadrate, with a flattened rather than rounded base. The umbilicus is closed. Shell material is recorded from leaf litter and beneath logs in Northern Scarp forest of the Lebombo Scarp subtype. It is recorded from Hlathikhulu Forest near the southern limit of the Lebombo Mountains in northeastern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.What does it look like?The shell is cylindrical.Where and how does it live?Shell material is recorded from leaf litter and beneath logs in Northern Scarp forest of the Lebombo Scarp subtype.The aperture is quadrate, with a flattened rather than rounded base.The umbilicus is closed.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.