Bensonella spelaea

Bensonella spelaeaThe brownish shell is triangular, with a rounded cone-shaped outline. It has 5–5.5 rounded, convex whorls that increase regularly. The largest transverse fold inside the opening is high, with a deeply concave front. The type shells were collected at the entrance of Phruno River Cave. The paper records it only from its type locality in Hpruso District, Kayah State, Myanmar.What does it look like?The brownish shell is triangular, with a rounded cone-shaped outline.Where was it collected?The type shells were collected at the entrance of Phruno River Cave.It has 5–5.5 rounded, convex whorls that increase regularly.The largest transverse fold inside the opening is high, with a deeply concave front.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.